Tero Ahlfors
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What kind of playback system does the installation have?
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Bitrate probably won’t help because your shot is too complex. It has to compress something. An uncompressed/visually lossless codec would but I don’t know where you want to use this animation.
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You have an insane amount of noise stuff happening in the clip and that is pretty much uncompressable. The codec can’t retain the information you have happening on the screen.
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Well the sample doesn’t help because I have no idea how it should look. Post a frame from the original sequence.
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Waves is a package of audio plugins and they don’t have anything to do with Neat Video.
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You still haven’t provided us the exact sequence and export settings so we don’t know what you’re doing.
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You should probably go check out a GH4 users forum and ask them. There’s one in Four Thirds users https://fourthirds-user.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=91
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How are you measuring your exposure? That “properly exposed” picture looks really dark considering you’re supposed to be in the sunlight and there are probably unrecoverable shadows in that. Try changing the profile from cinelike to a more neutral one and check if that change shows up in the camera’s histogram. Dealing with exposure is different for log footage.
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GH4 isn’t some magical piece of kit that automatically works in every situation. Personally I wouldn’t record any cinelike/log-ish footage if the camera isn’t recording to at least a 10 bit format.
That said. Are you possibly using some sort of LUT as a starting point? It might be clipping out information before you can get to it. Have you tried the footage in Resolve? It has better secondaries so doing selective correction might be easier on that. It also has it’s own color management where you can change color spaces and gammas without using a possibly destructive LUT.
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