I've been thinking about this workflow and the Raw workflow overall - in my opinion, using progs as ACR and Lightroom etc in the very start of editing and grading may push you into some limits
Why so ? I think that sometimes it's hard to grade shots fine and adequate, when you can't see the whole image of your sequence ( i mean all your shots going one after one, when you see complete result ), as they might look comlpletely different. Especially this way of grading is awkward when you got the shots with different latitude of highlights and shadows
For example we have a pan shot - in first part we push highs down and black to up, but when pan is over and we have brighter darks, than in prev.part we might get a crap. Something like this.
So I think that more flexible way for grading, especially secondary grading is to import from Pr to Sg with native dpx conversion.
But I may be wrong, as I'm still exploring different way to work with raw, so if anyone could fix me- you'r welcome!)
The only thing I surely know is that Dynamic Link must be essential in this process, until we get a native dng import to Pr CC
Why so ? I think that sometimes it's hard to grade shots fine and adequate, when you can't see the whole image of your sequence ( i mean all your shots going one after one, when you see complete result ), as they might look comlpletely different. Especially this way of grading is awkward when you got the shots with different latitude of highlights and shadows
For example we have a pan shot - in first part we push highs down and black to up, but when pan is over and we have brighter darks, than in prev.part we might get a crap. Something like this.
So I think that more flexible way for grading, especially secondary grading is to import from Pr to Sg with native dpx conversion.
But I may be wrong, as I'm still exploring different way to work with raw, so if anyone could fix me- you'r welcome!)
The only thing I surely know is that Dynamic Link must be essential in this process, until we get a native dng import to Pr CC