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RED Metadata
by Matt Doe (Doece25) on Jun 3, 2008 at 5:20:35 pm

I am new to the RED workflow and was curious about the metadata. When I open an R3D file in either REDcine or RED alert all settings are defaulted to how they were captured in camera (yes?) Is there anyway to see that information, as in ISO was....aperture was..... and so on?



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