[Dominic Legg]

A “bloom” effect would be a good place to start. (blur the brights)

Or even just a Blur? or a Color adjustment to lift the mids to a higher level

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[Dominic Legg]

On PC you need both Quicktime (maybe Pro)

You also need to find the Apple ProRes Decoder to get it to work within Premier
I have not looked it up in quite a while but I think this was it.

https://support.apple.com/downloads/Apple_ProRes_QuickTime_Decoder_1_0_for_Windows

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[Dominic Legg]

Hi,

Thanks for the responce 🙂

The mac has been in for the’long’ hardware tests in the past few weeks as the new ram was mostly faulty. 3 chips supplied had to be replaced. The tests came up clean every time even though the ram was faulty to begin with. The ram died days after.

I have experience the occasional CPU core crash / misfire but it is not a regular thing.

I am running 10.7 on the system.

It seems very random when the system crashes. I have been told to keep the sequence within the present settings but that does not seem to help. I mostly deal with ARRI Raw and Proress 422.

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[Dominic Legg]

There is allot of Zacuto stuff in there including the EVF.
The rails and cage look like red rock from the blue clips.

The camera is a FS100. Not sure what the matte box is

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[Dominic Legg]

Hi,

Within Quicktime make sure in the preferences ‘enable final cut studio color’ is ticked. It may off been deselected with an update?

Also just to make sure – are you changing color space / depth / codec?

Might be worth finding an old version of compressor / reverting back to an older backup. New OS’s always have glitches. It’s always worth waiting as long as you can until the inevitable upgrade.