If your live view or hi-res video images have light bands that move across it, you are probably dealing with an issue between the refresh rate of your live view and the lighting source. One potential source for this is your lights, especially if they are fluorescent. In that case, you may need different lights. … Read more
You want to have a grow light on for the time between shots, then have it turn off and other lights turn on prior to capturing the image. You can accomplish this with the bash light program. The bash light is normally used as a way to provide extra light for the animator while setting up a … Read more
Dragonframe 5 works on macOS Ventura. Dragonframe 4 will not be officially supported on macOS Ventura, although you may use it.Here are the known issues for Dragonframe 4 with macOS Ventura:
The take.xml file has a “<scen:edl>” element, with an array of “<scen:vframe>” elements. <scen:vframe> has two attributes: When you delete frames from the timeline, those files get dropped from the edl. The vframe attribute holds the frame number, along with some flags: The color tags (version 5.2 and newer) are: Examples You start a new … Read more
RED changed the protocol for communicating with their cameras, between the DSMC2 and DSMC3 models. The DSMC3 protocol does not provide a way to retrieve captured frames from the camera. This makes it unusable for Dragonframe.