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4096 x 2160p vs 3840x2160
bestravelvideo:
To put it in a sentence, 24 fps is considered a cinema standard while 23.976 a Broadcast TV one.
If you are thinking of how to cover both cases, maybe just shoot at 23.976 but I don't know if you can do that at 4K DCI in your camera.
The long explanation would involve details about how smooth each plays and which converts better to another format like a Blu-Ray or 25 fps.
Now that with DVB-T digital TV we have no more PAL or SECAM most series air in 1080i.
At the end it sounds confusing: Why use a DCI camera while most would just need to buy UHD?
Maybe you get an enhanced stock sale in case someone as I mentioned needs a video for a bigger budget production and yours fits their project.
bestravelvideo:
What is important about your camera is that it has a global shutter and you can shoot DNG RAW video.
This is great if you know how to colour correct your material.
Such a video quality does magic in post production!
Your video can fit any broadcast need and passes the requirements for a documentary production.
grejak:
--- Quote from: bestravelvideo on November 16, 2019, 08:09 ---What is important about your camera is that it has a global shutter and you can shoot DNG RAW video.
This is great if you know how to colour correct your material.
Such a video quality does magic in post production!
Your video can fit any broadcast need and passes the requirements for a documentary production.
--- End quote ---
Is it logical to shoot in 4096x2160 in 24p then? Or can i just export it in 23,976? Also forgot to mention my camera only shoots in 4000x2160 which is weird format. is it okay to upscale to 4096. Thank you so much for this help, trying to get the best possible out of this camera it wasnt cheap ! Also the image quality indeed is awesome and i am learning everyday how to grade it even better ! It was an amazing upgrade.
bestravelvideo:
Then one suggestion would be you rec with Apple ProRes 422 HQ codec at 3840x2160.
Check if this is at 23,976 but since the codec is fixed it will use a crazy high bitrate.
Will your computer be able to process that? It is still broadcast quality with no visible loss.
It goes to 880 Mbps or you need to read and search how you can work and edit with proxy files.
I work as a Broadcast TV editor and can confirm that most TV studios deliver series or movies for TV in that format and codec.
increasingdifficulty:
--- Quote from: grejak on November 16, 2019, 08:22 ---Is it logical to shoot in 4096x2160 in 24p then? Or can i just export it in 23,976?
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For the buyer, 23.976 or 24 matters exactly zero (0), since a clip without audio can be played at 23.976, 24, or even 25 without any noticable difference. It is 1 click (OK, maybe 2 or 3) in any software.
If you provide 23.976, and their project is 24, it means they will play your clip 0.1% faster. This is how it's done every day in Europe (and the rest of the PAL world) with 24p movies. They all play back at 25p (4% faster).
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