Like a lot of you, I've been experimenting the past few days with the new 3k/4k modes in crop_rec and really loving the results I'm getting.
At first I was using mlv_dump in the command line to output DNG files one at a time. The files I got opened up and played back fine in Resolve without any issues.
After a bit, I decided to check out cr2hdr and really like the batch processing it does. However, my DNGs from cr2hdr end up having flickering frames where I'm guessing either the white or black level has fluctuated slightly.
I searched around the forum a bit and found a post referencing setting blacks to 2048 and whites to 16383. So I reprocessed one of my MLV files using these values in cr2hdr, but I'm still getting the flickering issues in Resolve.
Does anyone know why mlv_dump on the command line is giving me perfect results right out of the gate without any manual settings (just -o to specify output name and --dng) but cr2hdr even with settings dialed in still results in flicker frames?
I really want an easy way to batch footage, rather than do it one at a time! Thanks for any help.
At first I was using mlv_dump in the command line to output DNG files one at a time. The files I got opened up and played back fine in Resolve without any issues.
After a bit, I decided to check out cr2hdr and really like the batch processing it does. However, my DNGs from cr2hdr end up having flickering frames where I'm guessing either the white or black level has fluctuated slightly.
I searched around the forum a bit and found a post referencing setting blacks to 2048 and whites to 16383. So I reprocessed one of my MLV files using these values in cr2hdr, but I'm still getting the flickering issues in Resolve.
Does anyone know why mlv_dump on the command line is giving me perfect results right out of the gate without any manual settings (just -o to specify output name and --dng) but cr2hdr even with settings dialed in still results in flicker frames?
I really want an easy way to batch footage, rather than do it one at a time! Thanks for any help.