Recent content by Sebastiendeg

Correct, I've been confused once when the camera would start recording and it was due to missing SD Card. It's useful for still photos anyway. I always insert an empty one at the beginning of a shoot.

Not sure as I have not used my osmo recently but I've never done it for my Inspire with X5r.

Yeah, I'm giving Resolve another go! so far it's going very well

Ok, I've been using this for a while and I sometimes get a tiny bit of flickering in my videos. I've read that contrast shouldn't be used in CR but I'm wondering if Clarity could introduce flickering too as it may apply differently to each image? does it make sense? Am I talking rubbish?

Hey there, You don't need to turn on SSD recording but you need to setup the video settings (FPS,4K,...). that's all I do.

From my experience, when I import CinemaDNG directly in premiere, it works (with proxies to make responsive) but the quality is nowhere near what I get/see in after affect with Camera RAW. Is that just me?

It worked perfectly for me! I used ProRes 4444 and it created a great quality video from my raw images. 3GB+ for 35sec though :D

When I tried I got a static frame.. nothing too promising.

This is exactly what I'm trying to achieve thanks! One question: would this work with dynamic link between PP and AE? that would give the ability to re-edit the footage at any point. Thanks, Sebs

Thanks Johnsimatos, It does make perfect sense then to use the highest/native resolution! If it's like photography, I never work in sRGB but keep it in a wider color space all the way until export and depending on the target. sRGB for web, adobe RGB for print... Great book recommendation...

Interesting read... I'm new to video in general and X5R seems to be a bit of a challenge. Lots to learn :-) So, 4K is best for RAW but does it matter if it is 3840x2160@30fps or 4096x2160@24fps? Experience, observation? I see that my images are in sRGB, that surely is not ideal, I'll move to...

Hi guys, So, If I import DNG from CineLight into Premiere (I'm sure that it support the DJI ones now). Do I get all the advantages of using RAW?