Miguel Queiroz
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Hi Everyone,
Going Red will be a considerable upgrade in my line of work. I work both for independent film making, publicity, events and institutional videos. Naturally after acquiring my 2 new Red One's (which I intend to do early next year), my work area will start focusing more on indie film making, publicity and possibly, documentaries.
Presently, in the Video section of my studio I work in HDV, with 2 Canon XL-H1, a Canopus Edius NX NLE system, and a Workstation with 2 Xeon Dual Core 5100 chipset, Tyan i5000XT Motherboard, 8GB Ram FB-Dimm (useless beyond 3GB, since I use XP and avoid Vista at all costs), etc, etc, etc....
So, obviously this represents a considerable upgrade, just by upgrading to a system based on 2 Red One Cameras!
Now, my greatest doubts are in workflow, as far as software and hardware goes... As far as I can understand, I think I don't really need to do much of an upgrade in my workstation and NLE, if I wish to export in HD. All I need is to capture through firewire into REDCINE, and from there export it in a format that would be workable in my NLE softwares (Edius Pro, After Effects, Premiere Pro) and from there export it to the desired media.
But what if I want to export 2k or 3k or even 4k, in a near future? How can I work post production? Will AE, Edius, etc... Accept 2K or 4K footage?
Do I need to buy a system like AVID Nitris DX or something that expensive? Is there any advantages in investing in such a high end broadcast system, or is there any other method to work with 2K to 4K kind of footage from RED??
Thank you in advance for your enlightenments regarding this matter.:biggrin:
Miguel
Going Red will be a considerable upgrade in my line of work. I work both for independent film making, publicity, events and institutional videos. Naturally after acquiring my 2 new Red One's (which I intend to do early next year), my work area will start focusing more on indie film making, publicity and possibly, documentaries.
Presently, in the Video section of my studio I work in HDV, with 2 Canon XL-H1, a Canopus Edius NX NLE system, and a Workstation with 2 Xeon Dual Core 5100 chipset, Tyan i5000XT Motherboard, 8GB Ram FB-Dimm (useless beyond 3GB, since I use XP and avoid Vista at all costs), etc, etc, etc....
So, obviously this represents a considerable upgrade, just by upgrading to a system based on 2 Red One Cameras!
Now, my greatest doubts are in workflow, as far as software and hardware goes... As far as I can understand, I think I don't really need to do much of an upgrade in my workstation and NLE, if I wish to export in HD. All I need is to capture through firewire into REDCINE, and from there export it in a format that would be workable in my NLE softwares (Edius Pro, After Effects, Premiere Pro) and from there export it to the desired media.
But what if I want to export 2k or 3k or even 4k, in a near future? How can I work post production? Will AE, Edius, etc... Accept 2K or 4K footage?
Do I need to buy a system like AVID Nitris DX or something that expensive? Is there any advantages in investing in such a high end broadcast system, or is there any other method to work with 2K to 4K kind of footage from RED??
Thank you in advance for your enlightenments regarding this matter.:biggrin:
Miguel