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apple pro res 10 bits for CS5 windows??
We are doing a shoot on a Panasonic AJ-HPX2700.
The camera man suggest handing me the footage in “10 bit Apple Pro Res”.
Questions:
1. I edit on an I7 eight core windows 7. I have CS5, will it import these files?
2. Is AppleProRes always 10 bits?
3. Or can CS5 import the native files from the AJ-HPX2700?
I have the first version of CS5.
I worked on RedRaw and CS 5 imported it flawlessly so I hope CS 5 can also import these files.
Anny advice will be appreciated.
Adeep Oberoi
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Yes, you can read ProRes files on a Windows PC with QuickTime installed.
ProRes 422 is 10-bit. See Apple’s ProRes whitepaper [link] for more.
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