Why isn’t there an Apple HDV 1080p60 ??

[Tom Wolsky]

Because the HDV specification does not allow for 1080p60.

All the best,

Tom

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[Rafael Amador]

[John O'Brien] “Hello! I usually export my video to Apple HDV 720p60 for Final Cut, and it works great. No rendering necessary.

However, now that we have a 7D, I want to go to Apple HDV 1080p60 — but there is only 1080p30 and 1080p24”
All are broadcast standards except 1080p60.
Anyway you shouldn’t be rendering nothing in HDV.
Unless you are printing to tape, exporto to a decent format.
rafael

http://www.nagavideo.com

[John O’brien]

Dear Raphael,

I used to export to ProRes or ProRes HQ, but doing so SCREWS with my yellows.

I have no idea why …

So, whenever I got sick and tired of ProRes distorting my yellows, I found HDV.

I have never had a problem with it : am I missing something?

[Rafael Amador]

[John O'Brien] “I used to export to ProRes or ProRes HQ, but doing so SCREWS with my yellows.

I have no idea why …

So, whenever I got sick and tired of ProRes distorting my yellows, I found HDV.

I have never had a problem with it : am I missing something?”
No idea John, but i would try to find another option. Exporting to any GOP format will increase the rendering time; make a test with PhotoJPEG (75%).
BTW, when you render to Prores, do you set “High Precision rendering”?
rafael

http://www.nagavideo.com