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Terrible banding on RED footage after rendering. Please have a look
Posted by Monica Rubio on September 20, 2011 at 9:35 amHello everybody,
I am posting two very short clips for your perusal and advice. RED, rendered out as ApleProres4444.
The banding appears specially on the legs of the girl on clip 01 and on the out of focus background on clip 02. Unfortunately this type of banding is visible also throughout the film. I have never seen this problem before. If you could please have a look and give me some feedback I would be very thankful.clip 01:
files.me.com/neath_films/t2i2pw.movclip 02:
files.me.com/neath_films/py2az7.movArty Black replied 14 years, 7 months ago 6 Members · 9 Replies -
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Sascha Haber
September 20, 2011 at 10:27 amAre you working from the RED files or from Prores encodes ?
I can see the banding, yes…A slice of color…
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Monica Rubio
September 20, 2011 at 10:40 amHi Sascha,
You should be able to download the files from the links. Thanks. -
Prathvish Hegde
September 20, 2011 at 12:49 pmi think it is compression issue i had the same issue when i got a project to work on which was converted from red by a editor to mov, the footage was a 2k mov it had the banding .so later i asked him to give me the R3D files and xml and connected to the R3D in resolve and all was fine and you will have a better source to work.
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Monica Rubio
September 20, 2011 at 1:16 pmThank you Pratvish,
I am actually grading the 4k R3D files. The banding appears after rendering out on the QT. I have rendered out as DPX and the problem persists.. I can not see anything wrong on my CRT or the Color window in Resolve. Any ideas????????
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Joseph Mastantuono
September 20, 2011 at 2:05 pmWhat are your source settings?
Also, is the banding appearing when you play the qt on your broadcast monitor? Or only on your computer monitor?
Just some thoughts.
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Gabriele Turchi
September 20, 2011 at 2:34 pmfrom r3d to a compressed format on a n image like that is quite normal have banding because of the compression …but rendering DPX should not introduce that at all …
is you grading monitor 10 bit ? because computer motor are mostly 8 (or 6) and that might be the issue …(on a 10 bit there is way less banding …)
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Monica Rubio
September 20, 2011 at 3:48 pmHere I go again,
Here is a still of my source settings and also two stills (dpx) of before (very bright/ no banding) and after(darkish, sooo much banding). It is a zip file so you can download quicker.
Although the banding on my CRT 10bit is slightly less noticeable, it is still very visible.
Thanks for your input guys.
files.me.com/neath_films/9rntco
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Prathvish Hegde
September 21, 2011 at 11:35 amtry exporting a uncompressed mov and see if u see the banding,i also think it is bcoz of compression.i would love to test by myself but dont have a mac resolve handy.
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Arty Black
September 22, 2011 at 6:18 pmI would try to export within 32 Bit for those banding critical passages. Your DPX export is just 16 Bit … That might reduce quite a lot of the Banding.
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