Use Cineform - it's natively supported in CC2015.
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Quote from: Andy600 on February 11, 2015, 01:01:08 PM
If we remeasure/recalculate we will come up with the same numbers.
Quote from: dmilligan on February 11, 2015, 01:03:49 PM
This is idiotic. By this logic I can't even use my operating system to make a copy of a DNG that has been through DNG converter, because I would be using it "to create other DNG files" with said matrix information embedded in it.
QuoteCould someone tell me what's the best choice to use when exporting those .dng to edit in Premiere? h264. or AVI or something else?
QuoteI've seen people suggest something similar for capturing frames one at a time as photos, but I definitely want to capture video files here, not wear out my mechanical shutter and mirror trying to capture miles of 8mm film, so this is a little different than those requests.
Quote... but transfer them to our 1TB Rugged drives for editing.
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