EasyHDR on hold...

[David Quinn Carder]

Perhaps a simple toggle to A/B the over/under?

I'd be down with this.

[Joel Arvidsson]

Does the software recordnice the two streams automatically or do you have to choose one stream first and then "find" the other one and choose it?
Or even better, does it show up as one file?

[Gunleik Groven]

Does the software recordnice the two streams automatically or do you have to choose one stream first and then "find" the other one and choose it?

Just guessing here, of course, but they would/should have the same reel and clip name, but probably have a naming that doesn't conflict with A/B 3D shooting...

[CJ Roy]

I'm not sure if this was covered elsewhere, but what's the practicality of processing HDRx? Can this be handled by the current rocket card?

Thanks.

[Blair S. Paulsen]

Having EasyHDR at some point down the road will be a nice addition to the tool set, even if it doesn't get used much. I fully support Jim and the RedTeam moving this feature to the back burner in the short term.

Cheers - #19

[Sami S]

How does this effect Scarlet fixed? As I understood Scarlet Fixed was only going to get eHDR.

[Antonio Forjaz]

easyHDR seemed to me a more non-professional tool...

[keith morton]

I'm cool with that.

[michael zaletel]

In a really dark scene, is it possible to flip the standard behavior to protect the deepest shadows instead of the highlights? Or am I not understanding correctly.

Please advise,

-michael zaletel

[Lawrence Bansbach]

EPIC-X/M max HDRx™ frame rate is 5K at 48fps (or 60fps at 2.35:1). Since it uses twice the frames as normal, cut max rates in half.

Does this mean that HDRx on the Epic-S, which you said in another thread supported about half the data rate of M and X, will be limited to 24 fps at 5K and 30 fps at 5K 2.35:1?