REDUCATION KOMODO-X

A two hour basic overview of KOMODO-X and DSMC3 - exposure dynamics, menus and settings and a live demo of the camera to cloud functionality with frame.io
Instructors are William Donaruma, Ivan Agerton, Christine Steele, Keaton Bowlby and Aaron Baggenstos
more information at wildmotion.online and red.com/reducation

[@paulsouders2054]

What a phenomenal workshop and resource. Watched it start to finish and really enjoyed the introduction to the RED system. Looking forward to seeing what you guys do next.

[@iEditProjects]

This is an outstanding workshop. Thank you all for creating and sharing this!

[@JimiJames]

They say “get as much light into the camera” show an example of a blown out snow image of girl, then later say “if you over expose you will lose recoverability.” So, which is it. Lean toward under exposing, or over exposing? Seems like if you can recover shadows but not highlights you’d want to air on the side of caution opposite of “get as much light into the camera,” no? 14:18 vs. 34:31

[@brivnii]

I’m looking into getting a Komodo or x and this video is greatly useful!

[@eware3000]

Great info. How can we take the full class?

[@Wildmotiondocs]

www.wildmotion.online/reducation

[@2424rocket]

You have to transpose to ProRez and then edit in Premier Pro, you might as well be driving a horse and buggy. You’re going to color correct in resolve why would you not edit in resolve? Resolve is better than premier in every possible way. Never gonna drive a Tesla I’m just happy with my horse and buggy.