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Resolve/FinalCutPro color shift
I have just finished a grade in Resolve.
My source is ProRes 4444 – the setup is unscaled full range data.
When I render this as ProRes 4444 it looks correct in Quicktime player, and when I reimport to Davinci –
but when I import to Final Cut Pro 7 it looks milky with light blacks.It looks a bit like if I had switched to “normally scaled legal video” after finished grading in Davinci, I guess that Final Cut has problems displaying full range colors ?
My setup and calibration is REC709.
I prefere to use ProRes and to be able to make the master from Final Cut on this project.
Any ideas how to work around this ?
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4 Replies
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Sorry I don’t have any input on what might be causing this but I will say that I’ve gone a couple of prores4444 projects without this issue.
I hate when people suggest this but make sure that all of your versions and updates are correct.roman hankewycz
harbor film company // colorist -
And dont trust FCP ever…ever ever ever ? EVER ! 😉
Does it change when you press play ?
Does it look different on your video monitoring ?
Load it back into Resolve and compare there too.
I bet its a FCP sequence setting.A slice of color…
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Prorez tends to make nifty gamma shifts from time to time.
I specially remember this going to whiter or darker thing.
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Margus
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make sure in your fcp prores sequence prefs that the gamma option is set to “none” ….
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