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Workflow question
My problem is as follows:
I am editing and grading a commercial on a PC setup and the client wants a ProRes 4444 file as final delivery (old story).
I am editing a commercial in Premiere Pro CS6. The footage was shot on Alexa and the files are ProRes 4444 1920×1080 25p.
My workflow as follows:
1. Edit the commercial using native ProRes 4444 files in Premiere.
2. Export XML from Premiere and import XML in Resolve.
3. Grade project.
4. Render to 1080p/25 DNxHD 444 10-bit.
5. Re-import XML to Premiere.
6. Add sound mix, titles, graphics, etc.
7. Export a MOV from Premiere using 1080p/25 DNxHD 444 10-bit.
8. Drop the MOV in a new Premiere timeline on a Mac.
9. Export final MOV as ProRes 4444.Would this be a good way to go about it? Obviously, the goal is to not lose any quality in the process.
Best,
Daniel -
2 Replies
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Why the switch to DNxHD in step 4? Just stay in ProRes4444 10bit from Resolve?
Francois
FireTrigger Inc.
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You can’t render or export to ProRes on a PC running Windows.
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