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This is Part 2 of my series on RED Komodo Digital Cinema Camera. In this video we talked a super deep dive into Komodo’s menu system and all of the options and settings it has.
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Time Stamps:
0:57 - HOME SCREEN Overview
1:30 - Status Bar Info
4:36 - View Finder (on the LCD)
4:55 - LCD Guides & Tools (quick access)
5:50 - Stop Lights (Under/Over Exposure Indicators)
6:26 - Audio Controls (quick access)
6:50 - Record Button
7:19 - Bottom of the Screen Shortcuts (FPS, ISO, Iris, Shutter, White Balance)
9:00 - Clip Info Tile
9:29 - Status Bar Extended Info
10:48 - MAIN MENU (bottom up)
10:52 - Maintenance Menu (Calibration, Log, Reset, Firmware Upgrade)
12:25 - Language Options
12:39 - SYSTEM SETTINGS
12:44 -- Lens Info / Settings
13:43 -- Fan Control Options
14:21 -- Battery/Power Info and Settings (trickle charge for BP-9 batteries)
14:56 -- Tally Light Indicator
15:02 -- Status Settings (Shutter Mode (Angle/TimeValue), Aperture Increments, Focus Distance, WB)
16:28 -- System Status (Camera Info / Temperature Info)
17:24 - COMMUNICATION SETTINGS (Camera Name / WiFi / Serial)
17:50 -- WiFi - Ad-Hoc Mode Settings (Phone to Camera)
19:42 -- WiFi - Infrastructure Mode (Camera to WiFi Network)
21:21 -- Serial Comms
21:28 - AUTOFOCUS (BETA)
25:26 - CAMERA PRESETS / Customization
27:37 - MEDIA MENU (Eject/Media Info/Secure Format)
28:20 -- File/Clip Naming Explained (during format - camera ID, position, reel number)
29:28 - MONITORING OPTIONS (LCD / SDI / Live Stream, Tools & Guides)
29:51 -- (Built-in) LCD Options
31:11 -- SDI Options
32:56 -- Live Stream Option (for remote video to iPhone/iPad/Web Browser)
33:30 -- Tools (False Color, Peaking, Log View, Zebras)
34:21 -- Frame Guides + Center Guide
37:32 - AUDIO & TIME CODE SETTINGS
37:48 -- Internal Mic & Audio Settings
38:42 -- External Mic & Audio Settings
39:56 -- Time Code Source (Internal / External) & TC Jam
40:15 - PROJECT SETTINGS (Format, Recording Rate (FPS), Time Base, Formats, etc.)
40:19 -- Formats (6K 17:9, 16:9, 2.41:1, 5K 17:19, 4K 17:9, 2K 17:9)
40:55 -- Recording Frame Rate (23.98fps to 119.88fps)
41:49 -- Project Time Base (PlayBack FPS - up to 60fps)
43:11 -- File Format (R3D / ProRes)
43:56 -- R3D Quality (LQ, MQ, HQ) **
45:28 -- Pre-Record
46:12 -- Slate Settings (Camera ID / Position - File/Clip Naming changes)
46:46 -- ProRes Mode
47:26 --- ProRes Resolution (422 HQ, or 422) **
47:46 --- ProRes Baked-in Settings (RWG/Log3G10 or Image/LUT)
48:02 --- Quick Jump to: Image / LUT Menu (3D LUT)
49:18 - IMAGE / LUT OPTIONS
49:36 -- White Balance / TINT
50:08 -- White Balance / Auto White Balance (18% middle gray scanning)
50:24 -- Output Color Space (Rec. 709, DCI-P3, Rec. 2020, REDWideGamutRGB)
50:48 -- Output Tone Map (Highlights Compression - None, Very Soft, Soft, Medium, High)
52:01 -- Display Presets (SDR, HDR, HLG)
52:19 -- CDL (Color Decision List)
52:48 -- Exposure Adjust(ment) - (from -1 to 1)
Obviously - nothing in this video is sponsored. This is my own camera I bought with my own money :)
In Part 1 - we did a deep dive into specs and everything on the outside.
In (THIS) Part 2 - we take a deep dive through its menu system, and all the settings.
In Part 3 - we will dive into rigging out Komodo with accessories I currently have. Tommy Ribs, external monitor, etc.
In Part 4 - we will go through RED Workflow on OS X. From R3D files to working in Final Cut Pro X.
My Komodo is a pre-(mass)-production model. Limited edition Storm Trooper white (there's about 1000-1300 in the wild). It is 100% finalized production ready hardware with BETA firmware/software.
Currently works only with some EF lenses through RF to EF adapter. But will fully support Canon RF lenses in the near future.
Komodo should be officially out within a month or two (End of October or in November of 2020) and should cost about $6,000.
Komodo is a 6K digital CINEMA camera, with GLOBAL SHUTTER! Records videos in RED RAW (R3D) format internally to a to CFast 2.0 cards.
- It has an RF Lens mount
- Capacitive Touch Screen at the top
- Is very small (4" cube weighing about 2 pounds)
- Accepts Canon BP-9 series (955 and 975) batteries and can run 3.5 hours on two 955s
- RED Color Science and REAL RAW file format
- Extremely tough (though not weather sealed)
- WiFi connectivity, remote control, etc.
- and more (watch the video) :-)
If you want me to answer any questions in the future videos, please let me know.
Enjoy!