Kaku Ito
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Hi Antoine,
Clipfinder doesn't render TO Cineform as I explained above, but you can use it as regular QT, so use it to edit, then you can also conform to R3D using Clipfinder. But the major point of using Cineform is that you probably don't have to go back to R3D. It could be transcoded to 12-bit RAW Cineform with significantly small transferring rate, so you can use that to edit and composite, then finally convert to DPX or 10-bit RGB to grade in Color or other color grading environment.
The gamma wise, Cineform works in active metadata, I think it carry's full data, then you can apply any gamma as you edit but not applied (burned) to the data.
I'm kinda of giving up on Blackmagic's 10-bit RGB which I haven't figured out the correct way to keep the gamma level (10-bit 4:2:2 works very well) but I know what you're talking about on AJA 10-bit, it goes significantly darker, but I'm thinking there must be a correct way to setup the AJA control panel.
Clipfinder doesn't render TO Cineform as I explained above, but you can use it as regular QT, so use it to edit, then you can also conform to R3D using Clipfinder. But the major point of using Cineform is that you probably don't have to go back to R3D. It could be transcoded to 12-bit RAW Cineform with significantly small transferring rate, so you can use that to edit and composite, then finally convert to DPX or 10-bit RGB to grade in Color or other color grading environment.
The gamma wise, Cineform works in active metadata, I think it carry's full data, then you can apply any gamma as you edit but not applied (burned) to the data.
I'm kinda of giving up on Blackmagic's 10-bit RGB which I haven't figured out the correct way to keep the gamma level (10-bit 4:2:2 works very well) but I know what you're talking about on AJA 10-bit, it goes significantly darker, but I'm thinking there must be a correct way to setup the AJA control panel.