Imagine they'd then even give you WB/Tint and ISO adjustment controls ;) right now, that's only implemented in FCPX... so in my opinion "full support in Premiere Pro" is kind of misleading... but that's more of a problem on Adobe's side.
Yeah. Thats the frickin job of an NLE... I hate this kind of battle between Apple and Blackmagic. They should both support both codecs (BRAW and ProresRaw in Resolve and Final Cut). Yes, there is a license fee and all that, but as an editor I dont want to be dependant on certian editing software based on what the footage was shot on. This happening in 2021 is a real shame.
@@MegaIrgendetwas The battle isn't really between Apple and Black Magic, but Atomos and Black Magic. It's stupid Australian inflighting which stems from Atomos being founded by former BMD employees. Atomos will never support Black Magic Raw, and Black Magic have deemed ProRes Raw to be Atomos territory
Thanks for the video, beautiful shots ! I have an FX3 and and FX6 with two Atomos Ninja 5+ monitors, they're great. The two things I'm pretty concerned about with shooting in raw externaly is that the Ninjas get very, and I mean VERY HOT, at least in the summer. Hot to the point I can't touch the metal frame of the monitor more than 2 seconds because it litteraly burns. The second issue I have is that the files are so heavy, it takes forever to process them. When I delivered all the rushes on an AVID station server, first of all it took forever, and the major issue is that the editor team couldn't even use them as is even in link mode, the PCs AND the Macs couldn't handle RAW and the files were too big to make proxies. It was a disaster and we lost so much time with this, i don't think I'm going to shoot RAW at least professionaly, probably until the hardware in post improves and gets a little more powerful.
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Can you list the gear you are using on each shoot, please? I personally like how you move from the gimbal to the tripod and keep a small setup. Loved the video.
the ProRes series is great, but my own take on this one specifically was a lot of those shots in the helicopter seemed jerky to me and looked like the camera accidentally rotated a few times, as well as blown-out highlights on the snow 😅
Yeeeeah Talks about how monitoring modes help ensure you're getting what you need without blowing highlights, expresses concerns about noise so recommends ETTR with the intention of pulling it down in post, then shows a shot with blown highlights...lol
Loading in and using your own LUT on the ninja is completely broken. It always shows the highlights blown out and throws the colors way off. When will this be solved?
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Great video. Quick question. If I capture in ProRes Raw but am posting in Resolve (which can’t read ProRes Raw and thus has to be brought into Premiere first then spit out in a Canon log format to then enter Resolve), do I have to do noise reduction in Premiere, or can I do the transcode first then do noise reduction in Resolve. Is there a downside to waiting to do the denoise? Does the noise get baked in somehow if I don’t deal with it at the ProRes raw phase? Hope that makes sense.
Noise is always baked-in...it's from the sensor. In a perfect world you would do necessary NR prior to transcoding, but if you're keeping the footage in it's native LOG gamma and gamut, then it's really not going to make any real visible difference if you do NR after the transcode.
The only actual part of the video about Prores Raw is 5 minutes long and just the host rambling about how you should not overexpose or underexpose the shot. Then it cuts to what he shot and the highlights are blown out ! 6:44 Come on guys, please do better, the details in the rock's highlights is gone and there's nothing left in the clouds.
On the Leica SL2S ProRes RAW mandates APS-C mode and no IBIS which is worth knowing and isn't made obvious. If you're shooting in low light then your noise is enlarged which is worse than more noise. So use this function judiciously. You should really be comfortable with white balancing and choosing your ISO before you shoot with this gear, choosing that later is a bit of a crutch. You're not increasing dynamic range and you're not really recording anything more that's there beyond quite extreme colour and edge detail. So unless you're doing VFX or green screen, or really unsure about what you want exposure wise then it might not be worth it. It certainly has its draw backs.
Mounting directly to a hot shoe is a disaster waiting to happen. Get a darn cage. And the HDMI cable hanging loose that way is careless. One or two bongo ties will solve a problem before it happens.