Toby Tomkins
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It’s worth noting I applied the old LUT via a node and despite the LUT not being installed anymore, is still being aplied by the node in the old project!
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Titan
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If you can afford it I’d recommend getting an external PCIe expander and put both Titans in there and maybe the I/O card top (depending on the expansion chassis you get), and keep one of the GTX 680’s for GUI. This potentially also gives you the option to get a rocket in the future. There’s a new one coming out soon.
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This is indeed the case. Duplicate the project using ‘save as’ in the project area.
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It scales from the source resolution and it does a very good job of it too. What I’m saying is that some people think you can pan and scan a 1080p frame within the 5k frame and it will look good. It won’t.
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Just a quick note though: don’t expect to be able to zoom in more than 150-200%. Just because the resolution is 5k (which in itself is arguable!) does not mean the detail is 5k. Unless shooting with Master Primes at f5.6 and pin sharp in focus its very unlikely zooms over 150% will be as sharp as those that are not pan and scanned. The offline can be misleading as you might assume that stronger zooms will be OK once reconnected to the red raw files. Always check these zooms in the grade, preferably on a big screen if meant for the big screen.
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Maybe it’s related to your control panel sensitivity?
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Match the most prominent/important colour and the overall density/contrast saturation and then use broad HSL keys for 1-2 other main colours.
I’m working on creating conversion LUTs between 8 different film negative stocks, the Red Epic, Arri Alexa, F65 and C300. I shot a 13 stop range of 142 colour patches in both tungsten and daylight lighting to do this so they should be very accurate. They’ll be ready in 2 months guys (-;
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As for GPUs your best bang for buck would probably be 3GB GTX 580s not Quadros.
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Lum vs Sat curves