REDCINE-X Alpha Released
01.25.2010 REDCINE-X Experimental Build with REDcolor, REDgamma, and FLUT
Click here for the latest builds: www.reduser.net/539913
From Jim Jannard:
- New Color Space: More accurate color science and a new color space called REDcolor. Remember that Color Space is not baked in to RAW. This will be the option to CameraRGB or REC 709. I pick REDcolor every time now. But all are more accurate.
- New Gamma: REDgamma. It is a gamma that uses more information from RAW than REC 709 or REDspace. It matches your meter. It looks fantastic. The standard REDgamma is fairly flat and ready to grade. REDfilm is a gamma that emulates scanned film… for those traditionalists.
- Old Legacy: REDspace, as a color space or as a gamma, plus all the old “other gammas” will be included in REDCINE-X for legacy use. But you can grade your old footage with REDcolor and REDgamma… that is the power of RAW.
- FLUT™: Graeme’s baby. This one will be shown and explained at RED Day. You are going to love this. Money back guarantee… oh, forgot. It’s free.
- In REDCINE-X, you set Color Space (REDcolor). Set Gamma (REDgamma). Set or check your White Balance. Adjust the FLUT™ Control. Grade. Easy.
- REDCINE-X has several new features that you will appreciate… like Shadow Control, Lift, Gamma and Gain.
09.16.2009 Final REDCINE-X Alpha Posted
Download the final REDCINE-X Alpha here: www.red.cachefly.net/REDCINE-X-A6.zip
Some of the new features:
- Drag select multiple clips from browser/bin
- FPS playback speed indicator
- Delete key removes clips from timeline
- Command-F Fullscreen mode
- Toggle Rocket on and off
09.03.2009 REDCINE-X Alpha
Jarred has just posted the REDCINE-X Alpha for download. Mac OSX only for now.
Remember this is an ALPHA… somewhere between a Proof of Concept and a Beta build. There is no support for this, and I recommend not using it on productions.
This is the framework.. Not alot of gloss yet and alot of things work a bit off.. but it is cool as hell. Will work with or without REDRocket.
Original post here: www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=34485
