If you have After Effects, this can be done in one step using ACR, without the need to compress it twice. Also, since the image is already edited, there is no need to export in 16bit tiff, especially since the final output is a 8bit video. An 8bit LZW compressed tiff (lossless) would be much smaller file sizes, and still retain greater image quality over a jpeg (lossy). Thanks for the video 👍
The video is to show the time difference in outputing from lightroom as Jpegs or TIFFs. I can drag the raw DNG files straight on to the timeline but power director converts them to jpegs first and they are un graded. I output to TIFFS in case i am required to add an LUT at a later date. If you have a different method publish it on U Tube. Thanks for the comments.
