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Using Magic Lantern => Raw Video => Raw Video Postprocessing => Topic started by: hkarlsen on October 30, 2013, 10:15:18 PM

Title: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: hkarlsen on October 30, 2013, 10:15:18 PM
Hi! 

What exact workflow do people use when they load their footage into after effects, for premiere editing. Export file by file to prores4444 (send to render
Or add all files to a comp (merging files) and export to prores or other format that way?

Im using the Premiere Pro CC and afx, but this verison that the cloud gave me doesnt seem to support DNG natively (as advertised..:/

Howie
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: Monsanto on October 31, 2013, 12:34:28 AM
On mac you can use RawMagic to convert to CDNG. On Windows MLV2CDNG
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: mrnv45 on October 31, 2013, 12:37:31 AM
just get Ginger HDR or ADOBE CAMERA RAW and import the .raw file into AE.

or RAWmagic>import the FIRST ( img_000.dng) intro after effects.. and Audjust.. export to Prores
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: dmilligan on October 31, 2013, 02:06:54 AM
Dynamic Link from AE to Pr
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: rockfallfilms on October 31, 2013, 12:15:20 PM
Apply a LOG profile in ACR and then export from AE as a Prores 444 file. Do your edit and then send for grading to Resolve or grade in Premiere.
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: hkarlsen on October 31, 2013, 06:33:47 PM
Thanks for input, starting to manage the workflow a bit better now.

But for quick turnaround shoots, im starting to favor putting the dngs out through Resolve, making them log and applying suitable LUTs. Then export (very quickly) to punchy and saturated prores 422 almost ready for edit/ delivery. Got to underexpose a bit in cam, and not right for all shoots.  The deliver stage in resolve is so much less click and time-consuming than afx. Or am I missing something?
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: rockfallfilms on November 01, 2013, 10:45:02 AM
Quote from: hkarlsen on October 31, 2013, 06:33:47 PM
Thanks for input, starting to manage the workflow a bit better now.

But for quick turnaround shoots, im starting to favor putting the dngs out through Resolve, making them log and applying suitable LUTs. Then export (very quickly) to punchy and saturated prores 422 almost ready for edit/ delivery. Got to underexpose a bit in cam, and not right for all shoots.  The deliver stage in resolve is so much less click and time-consuming than afx. Or am I missing something?

No you're right, the Resolve workflow is much quick but the debayer quality is much better with ACR.
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: dariSSight on November 01, 2013, 12:31:33 PM
When I export an finish FX Video with CDNG it export in a kind of fast motion. what did I do wrong?
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: Monsanto on November 01, 2013, 04:58:44 PM
Sounds like U got frame rates mis-matched
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: vikado on November 01, 2013, 09:04:01 PM
Quote from: dariSSight on November 01, 2013, 12:31:33 PM
When I export an finish FX Video with CDNG it export in a kind of fast motion. what did I do wrong?
after effects is interpreting your footage at 30fps.
try EDIT tab>>>preference>>>import

under sequence footage, change frames per second to what you recorded on your camera.
also check your composition fps settings as well as export fps settings.
Title: Re: How do people export cDNG out of AFX
Post by: hkarlsen on November 02, 2013, 06:42:29 PM
Quote from: rockfallfilms on November 01, 2013, 10:45:02 AM
No you're right, the Resolve workflow is much quick but the debayer quality is much better with ACR.

Youre basicly saying that afx exported video should be sharper than Resolve video? That would be a Magic Lantern-related issue then? I mean, people are using Resolve to export feature films after grading, so I would be shocked if AFX is better at it in all cases.