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Right click -> View Nodes (or something along those lines). Then you can drag-and-drop from the window that appears onto the node window.
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If I understand your question correct, try Middle mouse clicking on a still..
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I can’t scan film, but in the same building as my suite, there’s a cinema with 12 theaters. One of them will be available for grading at work hours until they start the usual screenings. Can’t wait to get going on their 4K Christie! 🙂
Yes, life is indeed good.
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Export an EDL of the timeline as well. Import the “baked” QuickTime file to Media Pool and use the EDL to Preconform. The fades will be there. Probably not ideal, but it will get the job done. 🙂
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Good to know you’re aware of it. 🙂
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Funny thing. I had a 2K DPX clip today (a proxy of sorts, will be doing the short film in 4K asap when I get the whole thing).
Windwos worked without problems, but in proxy mode, the windows moved quite a bit and the actual effect of the window was nowhere near the actualy window.
For instance, if I had a window in the center, the effect of it would be seen in upper right corner. Working with proxies then didn’t work out at all.
And that’s funny – it didn’t do that before.
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In such cases I’ve made a new version for that one clip specific, even if the source material appears on the timeline several times. Then I can have tracks and what not wherever I want.
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I’ll check what I can get my eSATA RAID0 setup to play with, but I recon it was somewhere around 320+ MB/S with my eSATA RAID setup.
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Thanks for the heads up. 🙂
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In my experience, I’ll take Prores any day. DPX is nice, but so far I’ve experienced some frame drops (though at 10-bit 2K), but I’m usually in the green and have good performance.
One frame of DPX takes far more space than one frame of Prores 422HQ or 4444, thus you’ll need faster communication between file -> Resolve. A RAID is the solution, how fast it is depends on what kind and how many disks you make it up of I guess.
I have 4TB RAID0 on eSATA. RED RAW, DPX, Prores 4444.. no problem.. But I experience DPX as the toughest one to chew.