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AVCIntra to ProRezHQ?
The film is done. It’s 90 minutes long. Shot using AVCIntra100, 23.98fps it was imported and has been editing using Apple ProRez Proxy. I understand how to do the re-import to uprez the movie but the question is: To WHAT?
Initially I thought of re-importing the AVC files as Apple ProRez files. But now knowing that the AVCIntra format is actually 10-Bit, I’m inclined to go ProRezHQ. Make sense? I am looking to make the final film look excellent and storage is cheap but I’d like to be pragmatic in matching the right high rez codec. Thoughts? Thanks.
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HQ would be best served for Film out.
Chris Tompkins
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All ProRes codecs are 10-bit. 4444 is 12-bit for the alpha channel.
All the best,
Tom
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[Darren Peister] ” thought of re-importing the AVC files as Apple ProRez files. But now knowing that the AVCIntra format is actually 10-Bit, I’m inclined to go ProRezHQ. Make sense? “
Now you need to reconnect the original AVC-Intra and transfer as Prores HQ.
rafael
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