i will look into that! thank you very much
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Italian Music Videoclip
Shot entirely with 5dmk3 and ML RAW!
A love story between Friuli ( north east italy ) and Paris!
:: Dir // Dop // Edit // Story : Nicola De Prato
:: Camera : Canon 5DmkIII (with Magic Lantern RAW )
:: Lens : Canon 24-70 2.8 // Canon 70-200 2.8 II // Canon 100 Macro 2.8
:: Graded in Davinci Resolve
:: Edited in Fcp 7
50fps > Davinci > Fcp7 > Export > BOOOOM
Hope you enjoy it >>>> feel free to comment
Quote from: jimmyD30 on June 05, 2014, 05:44:08 PM
I'm not using a windows machine, but I don't think you can.
Quote from: jimmyD30 on June 04, 2014, 07:32:11 PM
Yes, ProRes 4444 is VERY good! But still is a lossy type format.
So, uncompressed lossless is the best format to retain all original detail of the DNGs. From my experience, with a decent computer you can edit lossless formats no problem in Premiere.
Best for holding quality is original DNGs or Lossless (Animation/AVI) and they're basically the same file sizes (DNG and Lossless).
Quote from: jimmyD30 on June 04, 2014, 01:49:02 AM
To give you some reference points....
Animation/AVI = Lossless 14-Bit (for ML RAW), up to 300 Mbps bitrate (no loss, best quality)
ProRes 4444 = Lossy 12-Bit, ~ 200-250 Mbps bitrate (one of the best lossy formats out there, if not the best)
ProRes 422 HQ = Lossy 10-Bit, ~ 150-200 Mbps bitrate (next best lossy format for ProRes, if not altogether)
So, all pretty good stuff to be working with.
ProRes goes down to ProRes Proxy at about 40 Mbps bitrate, but still 10-Bit I believe, which really isn't big screen worthy, just used for offline editing mostly.
Quote from: MartijnR on June 04, 2014, 12:16:59 AM
Thanks! Maybe a stupid question, but are there certain precautions you can take to prevent sensor overheating?
Quote from: jimmyD30 on June 03, 2014, 06:57:44 PM
As 'same' meaning output ProRes 4444 (or any ProRes) with DaVinci Resolve on Windows?
Not sure, get the free DR version and check it out, but usually Windows can read/input ProRes if QuickTime is installed, but Windows apps usually don't output ProRes (it's Apple proprietary codec), usually AVI or some Avid codec format.
EDIT: I believe ProRes 4444 is 12-bit anyhow... For TOTALYY BEST QUALITY save uncompressed as Animation or AVI (large files).
Quote from: reddeercity on June 03, 2014, 12:24:26 AM
Is there some reason it has to be Pro Res 4444 ?
There is a lot of different Codec to chose from.
Try the Blackmagic RGB 10bit , Avid DNxHD 444 of even export to tiff image sequence and use
FFmpeg to convert to Pro Res 4444 if its a must .
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