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  • Workflows for editing Magic Lantern RAW Video /Lightroom/AfterEffects/Premiere/Resolve

    Posted by Petar Manov on July 19, 2013 at 7:42 am

    advance I must admit that I do myself extremely difficult with the workflow for RAW edit. This is partly due to the lack of experience with raw footage and probably also the missunderstanding of it: (So have some leniency for the suggestions and the video here :)))

    with the attempt, I had three aims:

    1 find a workflow that goes directly and only with the DNG from the cam and consumed as minimal space.
    2 a workflow that is not tied to Resolve
    3 a workflow that I can do the edit in PP

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_hTkf06Jlw

    Workflow 01:
    ML RAW – DNG – Lightroom – After Effects – (premiere – no proxy)

    If you are familiar with Lightroom, you can very quickly create some excellent look here. The nice thing with a click, the metadata are stored and you can add the material already in AE and edit Premiere or give further.

    Advantage: fast and space-saving
    Disadvantage: it is the reverse “normal workflow,” because it’s almost pointless to make color correction and colro grading, without having it created a Raw cut.

    Workflow 02:
    ML RAW – DNG – After Effects (premiere – no proxy)

    It is a step less than the above but in the end the same work and is more like a video workflow.

    Advantage: a little faster
    Disadvantage: the adobe dynamic link is useless here, because Premiere can not deal with the DNGs
    Edit: You can leave the After Effects composition in 8bit. so the direct link will work again but for me it makes no sense to film 14-bit RAW and then edit into an 8-bit space.

    Workflow 03 (optional):
    ML RAW – DNG – Resolve – Proxies – Premiere – XML – Resolve

    Actually, the best workflow of all. The will work out pretty well, but you have to really know what you’re doing here.

    Advantage: it is the “right” way…
    Disadvantages: … but only if you can

    if you have any suggestions, bring it on

    Petar Manov replied 13 years, 1 month ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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