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RED Scarlet X P2404021078
RED Scarlet X P2404021078

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Manufacturer RED
Model Scarlet X
Year
Location Spain ES
Category Cameras
Product id P2404021078
Language
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Worked hours
Hours under power
State good
At local norms ---------
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Description

HDR-X recording (+18 STOP)
5K resolution
120FPS 1k
60FPS 1080HD
48FPS 3K
30FPS 4K
12FPS 5K
14 MegaPixel MX sensor
5120 x 2700 pixels
4K: DPX, TIFF, OpenEXR
2K: DPX, TIFF, OpenEXR
1080p RGB or 4:2:2
720p 4:2:2: QuickTime JPEG
Avid AAF, MXF, 1080p 4.2.0
720p 4:2:0 H.264, MP4
5k RAW Full Frame 2:1, 2.4:1
HD-SDI & HDMI frame guides
SMPTE Timecode, HANC Metadata
24-Bit 48Khz
HDRx is a special recording mode in the Epic Camera that allows you to extend the dynamic range from 2 to 6 stops above the native exposure. When HDRx is activated, the camera simultaneously records two images at the same resolution and frames per second. The main image (A-Track) is the image with normal exposure. The secondary image (X-track) is the same image with a modified exposure that provides “highlight protection”, configurable through a menu. The cinematographer can select the protection he deems necessary in stops: 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Each stop represents one stop less in shutter exposure speed, for example with 2 protection stops (HDRx Mode) and a primary exposure of 1/48sec, the X-track will have 2 stops less exposure, that is 1/192 sec. There is no separation in time between the two exposures (but there is a difference in blur), the two images (A & X) are stored in the same R3D file. An example for typical use could be in those situations where you are recording with a window in the background on a sunny day: to prevent the window from exploding you need to do one of two things:

– Put ND gel on all windows or use ND filter on camera (if there is no movement)
– Or compensate for outside light using large HMIs inside the location.

However, by setting the exposure normally (to the subject) with the Epic camera in HDRx mode it is possible to get a second shot simultaneously with a lower exposure. Then in post we must "mix the two images" until we obtain all the information. Thanks to HDRx we can capture up to 18 STOPS of latitude. In other words, with Epic in HDRx mode it is possible to fix clipped highlights in post in a way that was not possible before.
The cost of all this HDRX recording process is an increase in the size of the files that will occupy twice the disk space.

Please note that this description may have been translated automatically. Contact us for further information. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase


Client type Reseller
Active since 2017
Offers online 54
Last activity Nov. 12, 2024

Description

HDR-X recording (+18 STOP)
5K resolution
120FPS 1k
60FPS 1080HD
48FPS 3K
30FPS 4K
12FPS 5K
14 MegaPixel MX sensor
5120 x 2700 pixels
4K: DPX, TIFF, OpenEXR
2K: DPX, TIFF, OpenEXR
1080p RGB or 4:2:2
720p 4:2:2: QuickTime JPEG
Avid AAF, MXF, 1080p 4.2.0
720p 4:2:0 H.264, MP4
5k RAW Full Frame 2:1, 2.4:1
HD-SDI & HDMI frame guides
SMPTE Timecode, HANC Metadata
24-Bit 48Khz
HDRx is a special recording mode in the Epic Camera that allows you to extend the dynamic range from 2 to 6 stops above the native exposure. When HDRx is activated, the camera simultaneously records two images at the same resolution and frames per second. The main image (A-Track) is the image with normal exposure. The secondary image (X-track) is the same image with a modified exposure that provides “highlight protection”, configurable through a menu. The cinematographer can select the protection he deems necessary in stops: 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. Each stop represents one stop less in shutter exposure speed, for example with 2 protection stops (HDRx Mode) and a primary exposure of 1/48sec, the X-track will have 2 stops less exposure, that is 1/192 sec. There is no separation in time between the two exposures (but there is a difference in blur), the two images (A & X) are stored in the same R3D file. An example for typical use could be in those situations where you are recording with a window in the background on a sunny day: to prevent the window from exploding you need to do one of two things:

– Put ND gel on all windows or use ND filter on camera (if there is no movement)
– Or compensate for outside light using large HMIs inside the location.

However, by setting the exposure normally (to the subject) with the Epic camera in HDRx mode it is possible to get a second shot simultaneously with a lower exposure. Then in post we must "mix the two images" until we obtain all the information. Thanks to HDRx we can capture up to 18 STOPS of latitude. In other words, with Epic in HDRx mode it is possible to fix clipped highlights in post in a way that was not possible before.
The cost of all this HDRX recording process is an increase in the size of the files that will occupy twice the disk space.

Please note that this description may have been translated automatically. Contact us for further information. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase

Specifications

-------------------
Worked hours
Hours under power
State good
At local norms ---------
Status

About this seller

Client type Reseller
Active since 2017
Offers online 54
Last activity Nov. 12, 2024

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