Color Checker...

[Evin Grant]

You asked for it, you got it.

First a screen cap of the Red Alert settings, as you can see all I did was set an aproximate white balance and tint.



And the .tiff

http://www.reduser.net/evin/macbeth.tiff

Please give this a 1/2 hour to upload.

[Karl H]

Evin, the histogram on Red Alert, is that identical to the one you can have in the display on the Red One? I like how it shows the three channels

thanks

[Brook Willard]

Nice! Thanks for posting it, Evin.

If memory serves, this was lit by a tungsten-globed fat man from the left side and a 650w hitting somewhere from the right. There was also a general ambient tungsten glow in the room from the other lights we had up.

[Justin Kirchhoff]

Anyone recall what it was exposed at?

[Brook Willard]

Probably around F:3@500?

[Joel Kaye]

sweet. Looks good (flat) to me. Keep popping that thing in the scene when you can. It'll give you guys a great reference when you're color correcting too of course.

[Michele Gavazzeni]

isn't a little too washed out?

[Jannard]

isn't a little too washed out?

Flat is good... you can always "spice it up" before output later in the food chain. There are controls to snap it up in RED Alert! if you need to see it "right now".

Evin... note the difference in R, G & B where they clip at the high end. You can use DRX to adjust those. Looks like you need a value of about 1.0 in the DRX box.

Jim

[Chris Nuzzaco]

Interesting, so do the channels clip at different times depending on your white balance settings? I work with a modded DVX Andromeda, and when shooting 10 bit linear (12 bit linear coming soon!) I've always noticed that the various channels clip at different times depending on the white balance settings, of course, its a 3 CCD camera and RED isn't, but I can't help but wonder. Also, when your shooting red, is it possible to view the linear response of the sensor? Thats one of the coolest things about the Andromeda system.

[Evin Grant]

Cool, thanks. I was wondering what those were for.