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iSkyUnmannedSys Posted at 2017-2-21 09:01
You really don't need to use CineLight to transcoding to ProRes. For one it takes to long, and two, it's not a particularly polished program, still in beta.
Easiest way is just use CineLight to export the DNG stacks locally so you have all the DNG's in separate folders per clip, don't apply any correction at all. Download Devinci Resolve and transcode through that. It takes a tenth of the time and you won't have these artefacts. There's a few X5R/Resolve tutorials on youtube which will explain the workflow, and it's pretty easy to be fair once you've gone through it a couple of times.
Hi iSky!
I never use Cinelight for ProRes Transcoding. This was just for testing purposes, as you can read in my first Post, that the CinemaDNG Files all get corrupted when using the Panasonic 42.5mm Lens.
You simply can´t open the CinemaDNGs in any Application.
I tried to get the RAW anyway, tried ProRes, TIFF Sequence. All have Artefacts, only the H.264 from the MicroSD Card is fine.
So there is a Problem how the X5R or maybe CineLight handles RAW Files when the Panasonic Lens is used.
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