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Best 4K format alpha
Hi, I need to export from AE to Pr animation in UHD (4K). I don’t find any format with transparency. Please no .mov! How to export in DNxHR with transparency???
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No problem ☺ But we’ve just change your production format from HD mov DVCPro HD to XDCam 50 mxf. We have a 4k (UHD) projet with C300 canon cam, I need to found the best video format for my editors (with and without alpha). I want to have a alpha video format with alpha in mxf or avi. And how to export in AME. Thx a lot!
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I really think that a QuickTime wrapper is the way to go. MXF isn’t an option, and AVI is somewhat poorly supported (not really cross-platform, and no direct support for an AVI mezzanine codec in Creative Cloud).
Adobe has written direct, native, cross-platform support for a handful of QuickTime codecs, including CineForm and DNxHR. As a Creative Cloud user, you can use these formats without installing any third-party software — which means you don’t even have to install Apple QuickTime!
Walter Soyka
Designer & Mad Scientist at Keen Live [link]
Motion Graphics, Widescreen Events, Presentation Design, and Consulting
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Hi guys, thx for the answers. So if all my production is DNxHR MXF OP1a (UHD 23.98), what r my option (better) for transparency? There is no DNxHR MXF preset that do transparency? Animation from After effect to Premiere, better option is to do png sequence then? Dynamic link?
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[Pierre Valliere] “So if all my production is DNxHR MXF OP1a (UHD 23.98), what r my option (better) for transparency? There is no DNxHR MXF preset that do transparency? Animation from After effect to Premiere, better option is to do png sequence then? Dynamic link?”
I can’t find a way to get DNxHR MXF to carry alpha, either.
Why not use MXF-wrapped DNxHR for your camera originals and MOV-wrapped DNxHR (or CineForm) for any animation or effects shots?
Walter Soyka
Designer & Mad Scientist at Keen Live [link]
Motion Graphics, Widescreen Events, Presentation Design, and Consulting
@keenlive | RenderBreak [blog] | Profile [LinkedIn]
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