Raw 5.2K from Inspire 2 video footage - very short clip - no sound, just quick example 

Looks good in 5k. I am interested on how you deal with the workflow. Thanks for posting.

As of right now not well. I am exporting the shots from this session right now, about 10 min of video total, have about 7 hours left on the render (so I can put a video out tomorrow!) I am using After Effects, Davince is considerably faster but isn't working properly for some reason.

Now I know what to expect. I know the CINESSD's are fast but I hear the drive is slow.

Its not I expected it to be slow transferring, not more than you would expect for a USB 3 drive

Thanks - will do

Thanks Eligio

4k looks incredible in my 1080p monitor, just imagine how 5.2k would look on a 4k TV .....this tech is futuristic

What do you mean how long?

Just getting initial testing, but from the couple clip,s yes it's a huge difference. But it really depends on what you are doing. Just for fun, showing on RU-vid? Then probably not. Clients that are currently happy with footage that isn't Raw - then probably not. You want the best image, with the most latitude, or have clients that need it, then yes it's worth it. I may end up shooting in ProRes more than CinemaDNG for workflow reasons. Right now I am still waiting for my clips from yesterday to finish converting. A 1min 13sec clip, on my MacPro took about 2 hours to export from After Effects.

+micdogg187 no - conversion in camera raw was it with a lens profile applied for distortion correction, very light noise reduction which was really needed

Wow great shot for no grading

you can see 2880p in Chrome. Safari or IE doesn't allow (at least newer videos).

+MrJun909 dark in areas yes (muddy to me would mean no detail, lots of color noise, etc) , I want to get a scene where the highlights would be maxed as well as shadows - detail all throughout though

Im getting max 1440 on 5K imac using Safari however the full 5K video works with Chrome fine

+Gary Allison select where it says 1440 - you can change your quality there

+Gary Allison I see you say it says max, just checked on 3 different ones here, can select up to 5k - try reloading maybe

Gary Allison the camera shoot 5.2k but your probably going to edit in no more than cinema 4K and uhd isn't technically 4K so RU-vid recently changed it to 1440 and if you upload in cinema 4K it will then say 4k

Dawson Boyle RU-vid now allows and plays back at 5K as well. That update to their playback capability came online a few weeks back, and you can now also directly upload Apple ProRes directly to the platform. This is a 27sec, 5.2K ProRes 422 file

BillNicholsTV yes I am aware of 5k playback but some people may not be able to watch with mb limitations, and internet speed. Also I think it can go up to 8k as well. Also great footage if you want to check out my channel I processed a sample raw sequence from djis website I have a couple more and I think they turned out great.

+Drone Society interesting you guys are seeing 1440 only - two locations I can select 5k - I'll dig into it

It's working now. I think it might have been on RU-vid's side. I think the lower res versions are available for viewing before the higher res ones are.

They are - maybe t had to replicate across regions

In Google Chrome available 2880p, in Safari only 1440p. Some oldest videos possible to see in 4k in safari. But RU-vid some time ago start to processing differently 4k/8k files and some browsers (like Safari) just can't handle that codec. Video looks great BTW