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Thank you Michael. Effectively, the colorspace of the timeline had a slight difference.
One output color space was on Rec.709 A et the other one on Rec.709 (Scene).
So I put them both on Rec.709 (Scene) but the problem remains.
I am looking at the file within DV on the same monitor, but on two different sequence and the grading still does not appear the same. Could vertical resolution (one is a 2160×3840) affect the color ?
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(is there an edit button when you access the forum through a phone ?)
i think it’s getting better :
https://youtube.com/shorts/b-fwvrAWxj4?si=DOINSSSCFdHgJON4
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You are the best, many thanks Devrim.
I would just like to share these screens, where I actually found a semi-way of using them with quite ease. It is yes very bright, but it has a “studio” tone.
1. raw screen from Mac native player
2. raw imported in DVR (Rec.709A)
3. trying things which looks “okay” (if you have any input regarding making it a little less flashy)
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Which screen or Apple product could I buy (the cheaper) to get a HDR-able screen ?
I can read here : https://support.apple.com/en-us/102205 that MacBook Pro have HDR screens since 2018 (so I could manage something on Backmarket), but for example here :
https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/111925
I see no trace of HDR capacity whatsoever, so I’m a little lost.
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Final commentary, I just desactived HDR on my iPhone :D. For now.
support.apple.com
Play HDR video on Mac - Apple Support
Support for high dynamic range (HDR) video, such as HDR movies and TV shows from Apple or other providers, requires the latest version of macOS, a compatible Mac model, and an HDR10-compatible display, TV, or projector.
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Okay Mads, thanks again, but in which container : .MP4 like you said earlier ?
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Thank you again Michael et Mads.
So if I understand correct : DNxHQX 10 bit and DNx444 12 bit are not suitable for Youtube ?
I would like to know what is the best one I could use in general and for Youtube, if I may ask.
I have at the moment a lot of space on my disk (1To).
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Thank you a lot to you two (Devrim and John), where can I find these tutorials please John ?
Here is how I clicked my Color buttons, but I get no changes…
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Michael, a lof of thanks.
Which one is better between DNxHQX 10 bit and DNx444 12 bit ?
Can I use these for uploading my video to Youtube (or Instagram) with the best quality I can get out of my sequence ?
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Thank you very much for the help Mads.
Atb
Jean
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Thank you Michael.
I found out that the problem was that I did not have the 709A option clicked on (both in my project and in DVR settings).
So would you export it now, for the best quality : in ProRes HQ or MP4 H264 (OR H265) ? -
Hey Mads,
First, thank you for your kind and lucid feedback.
I’m at the moment exporting a ProRes file as you suggested, I will see how it goes 🙂
You are right that I’m blowing the file as much as I can, as the film (48 minutes) will be uploaded to… (suspense and suspense) Youtube, with it’s nasty compressor.
So I’m trying to get it there, in the beginning, as information rich as I can.
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Which brings me the following question, in my case, with shots shot mainly on iPhone (SE 2020, if it has any importance), does it matter really that I select, a .H264 or a .H.265 (latter which I read was giving higher quality in 4K), and mostly, does it matter that I select 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps ?
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As you said, maybe all the information is already exported in a 10 Mbps file… but I’m trying to be sure, as again, the Youtube compressor is a doom to already poor information videos.
Thank you a gain a lot for reading me and for your help 🙂
Jean
