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25th December 2010, 02:38 #1
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12bit video lose saturation and gamma on export
hello
I recently exported a video from Flame to Quick-time uncompressed format, the result on any other PC (and Mac) was a lose of saturation and the gamma was much higher.
after working so hard on the color-correction of this video I want to achieve the same result in the export... need help here......
the material was shot with RED camera and the Raw files were transferred to an uncompressed 12bit quick-time on Color. than was taken to Flame for composting and color-correction. the last out put was in 12bit too.
when I tried resizing the video to 8bit and do the export the result was still bad. but when I imported the exported files back to Flame.. it was ok....
does the 12bit image is the problem here?
what can I do?
will it always have this difference when exporting?
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25th December 2010, 02:54 #2
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one mroe thing
I also did a check and exported it in TGA and TIFF..... no difference in the change of color/sat and gamma....
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26th July 2011, 19:17 #3
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that\'s a quicktime issue.
the force and different gamma curve on your footage.
for a few formats (Prores etc) you chan un-check the \"gamma-corregtion\" box
use dpx for flame
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