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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

R3d into Shake

Brian D. Goff said:
If I get this right, you can wrap the R3D into a quicktime film (during import into FCP) so you can "natively" work with R3D in FCP (max resolution is 2k however). Would it not be possible to wrap the R3D into a 4k quicktime and then be able to work with "native" R3D in Shake? Is there any software that can do this?

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To be able to use Shake would be incredible, I've done the >DPX>Shake>Output thing, but native would be a big thing. :w00t:

And, no, I don't have $4500 for Nuke, sorry...
 
Would it not be possible to wrap the R3D into a 4k quicktime and then be able to work with "native" R3D in Shake?
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It is technically possible, but the L&T plug-in tags the files as reduced-resolution so FCP can handle them. The reference movies (as generated by the camera or RCX) would be the way to bring full-resolution R3D files into Shake, but as mentioned above, they're currently coming in as 8-bit.
 
Whenever I talk to people about Shake and they tell me I should just use Nuke, I have to remind them that I paid $500 for Shake. Nuke is like 10x that much!!!

I'd like to be able to just go ahead use Nuke but it's way too expensive for me.
 
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