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1080p to 2K & Final cut workflow
Posted by Areful Eeslam on September 10, 2011 at 7:44 amI dont know if anybody here tried it, but im thinking of upscaling 1920X1080p footage up to 2K resolution for FILM (negative) transfer. I think upscaling to 4K would be choppy, if anyone has experience about this kindly mention. I need to know the final cut studio & other necessary program workflow (edit, cgi, dpx upscale, xml, color grade & final output).
Please enlighten with me guys…
Areful Eeslam
FilmmakerAreful Eeslam replied 14 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 6 Replies -
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Shane Ross
September 10, 2011 at 8:39 amFind a company that does the film out, and ask them.
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Areful Eeslam
September 10, 2011 at 8:46 amThanks for your suggestion, but the thing is i live in Bangladesh & we just got a film transfer machine here, we are about to do some test, but i wanted to know about the post workflow before doing so. I need know what im doing is right method, cause this stuff is expensive (negative), cant effort to retesting again & again.
Eagerly waiting for some response
Regards.
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Rafael Amador
September 11, 2011 at 10:26 am[Areful Eeslam] “but the thing is i live in Bangladesh”
You are right beside India.
If I’m not wrong, probably the best place in the world to get affordable 35mm printing.[Areful Eeslam] “I dont know if anybody here tried it, but im thinking of upscaling 1920X1080p footage up to 2K resolution for FILM (negative) transfer”
You can get that at home with a KONA.[Areful Eeslam] ” think upscaling to 4K would be choppy,”
What do you mean? On playing the file?
It will be choppy if you play it on a system without enough performance.
You should be able to play 2k from an an eSATA HD through a lap-top.
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Areful Eeslam
September 14, 2011 at 6:53 am[Rafael Amador] You are right beside India. If I’m not wrong, probably the best place in the world to get affordable 35mm printing.
The political & beurocratic problem at two countries’ custom makes a good deal of hassle of shipping prints which takes months to get there & come back as well, which eventually makes production delay & cost effective. We are looking for native solution that’s why we imported a transfer machine.
[Rafael Amador] You can get that at home with a KONA.
Thanks for the suggestion. Would you be kind enough to specify which KONA would be best for me for grading & 2K upscaling purpose?
About choppy i meant upscaling a 1080p video into 4K transfer, i thought it would be too stretched like upscaling a 480p video onto 1080p, dont you think? not 100% sure though, any suggestions?
Thanks for your reply
Regards.
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Rafael Amador
September 14, 2011 at 7:32 amThe KONA-3G is the one able to manage 2K.
In the KONA forum you will get help about this device.
rafael
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