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Juan Salvo
March 4, 2013 at 5:18 pm in reply to: How would I get Sony F55 footage into Resolve the right way?Could this be the debayer issue they pushed out a firmware update to address? What firmware are you running?
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Juan Salvo
March 3, 2013 at 11:40 pm in reply to: How would I get Sony F55 footage into Resolve the right way?Have been working with f55 footage a couple weeks now. XAVC and RAW, have not seen this. Are you trying to use ACES by any chance?
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What codec? What drives? What system/OS?
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Resizing is done on input. First.
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Buy/borrow another dongle. Or install lite and use that.
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Juan Salvo
March 1, 2013 at 9:17 pm in reply to: Can I continue to use my PVM and BVM monitors with Resolve?I don’t think the g20 he describes is HD. Also the “auto calibrate with color bars” function, just sets and adjust the input signal… not the display.
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Juan Salvo
March 1, 2013 at 4:25 am in reply to: Can I continue to use my PVM and BVM monitors with Resolve?I have no idea what kind of shape your monitors are in, and I’m not familiar with them. I was just making a general statement about CRTs. Like I said, if it’s a practice monitor and you can get a signal on it. Go to town. You said you weren’t doing professional gigs on it. If you know someone with the appropriate probe, I understand the BVMs generally are able to do a self calibration mode. I’d track down the manual for your model for more info.
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Juan Salvo
March 1, 2013 at 12:58 am in reply to: Can I continue to use my PVM and BVM monitors with Resolve?While LCDs are remarkably stable there are very few I’d consider grading quality. Literally a handful of models. I’d much rather use a CRT than most LCDs. Particularly a BVM. It’s true that they require recalibration, particularly as the tube and phosphors age, but I don’t think it’s a daily task at all.
If it’s as a practice screen, I say go for it. As far as CRT replacements, FSi, Sony OLED or Dolby Reference are pretty good choices.
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Not saying it’s a waste of time to try, saying its not relavent to solide state displays. I suppose you could still use smpte bars and a blue gel to adjust saturation, but phase/tint, should not need adjusting in a digital world.
That said, good advice and a gel recommendation here, from a doc aimed at CRT displays.
https://www.synthetic-ap.com/tips/calibrate.pdf
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You can’t do this in the outgoing signal path, it has to be done on the display. It’s literally shutting off R and G gun in a CRT display, doesn’t matter in a flat panel. But if you want to do it anyway use a blue gel over your eye.
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