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Guardians of the galaxy 2 - RED cameras has color. Captain America: Civil War - ARRI Alexa no color.
by MikusR 5y ago
Guardians of the galaxy 2 - RED cameras has color.
Captain America: Civil War - ARRI Alexa no color.
- KaiserPro 5y agoI should be more specific. The RED Epics used on the Hobbit (they used other REDs later on, but I can't remember what they were) were running at 48FPS. The set had to be painted in hilarious day glow colours for it to be picked up properly. Part of is was the 3d, a lot of it was the cameras. REDs were not very good for a long time. Sure had huge resolution, but that was literally it. They were/are expensive. ".r3d" was a proper cock to deal with (Hurrah for cheap GPUs!) and the fan base utterly toxic.
- dylan604 5y agoWhat? Shooting at 48fps would not effect the color rendition ability of the camera. Nor would shooting 3D. Shooting a higher framerate just means more light required than shooting at 24fps. Shooting 3D also doesn't affect color. Where are you getting your information? Debayering r3d was not an issue for professionals as they more than likely had a Red Rocket level card to deal with the footage.
- KaiserPro 5y ago> Shooting at 48fps would not effect the color rendition doubles the amount of light you need. got to adjust the shutter angle to control motion blur. need to bump the ISO, which means more noise, which mean less optical resolution.... > Shooting 3D also doesn't affect color Half mirrored camera rigs completely fuck your colour, well half of it... > Debayering r3d was not an issue for professionals as they more than likely had a Red Rocket They cost £4k, were fucking fragile, We broke two of them on one job. Debayering is simple, uncompressing the jpeg2000 at any speed was the main challenge in 2012.