Ricardo Marty
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Good, but the recover port is gone
Ricardo Marty
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I understand that I can deliver prores from fusion studio. Does this mean I can export from resolve studio to fusion studio and export prores?
Ricardo Marty
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The original idea behind this thread was about non editors making editing systems.
Yet Lightworks was designed by editors for editors and yet it lost to systems made mostly by programmers like Ubillos.
Any theory to explain this?Ricardo Marty
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Lightworks (maybe 20 years old) is said to have the closest workflow of traditional film editors on moviolas and similar but apart from Martin Scorsese no one is talking about it.
Ricardo Marty
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Its not available yet, maybe by August. You can purchase from various stores like bh.
Ricardo Marty
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OK you meab I can graf a prores clip into my windows davinci project and work with it then expoRt as whateve.
Ricardo Marty
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My situation is that I plan to purchase the new bmpcc 4k abd these are the codecs:
CinemaDNG RAW, CinemaDNG RAW 3:1, CinemaDNG RAW 4:1, ProRes 422 HQ QuickTime, ProRes 422 QuickTime, ProRes 422 LT QuickTime, ProRes 422 Proxy QuickTime.
Though my system specs can handle some raw I would rather work in something else.
Ricardo Marty
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ALL he heeds is a motorized dolly.
Ricardo
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Maybe DR15 will open collaborative editing in smaller shops. a place where all bring in their hardware and start working. or connect via internet. Maybe even international collaboration.
This maybe opening a new workflow for independents.Personally i don’t use all DR15 apps but my low end set-up is very capable of running all. so if i need a fusion,fairlight or color specialist he can work on my systems in my studio so i just pay for his knowledge and experience not for his hardware. I’ve done this before. plus i can continue working on something else while still able to supervise;
Its a revolution
Ricardo Marty
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I dont know. But all I see in that image are tracks.
Ricardo Marty