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FCP X and Cinema DNG
15 Dec 2013 06:57 #35933
by NorBro
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Will FCPX ever have support for a CinemaDNG workflow as it does with the REDCODE workflow?
Natively importing .dng files and adjusting metadata in a customized HUD, etc.
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Natively importing .dng files and adjusting metadata in a customized HUD, etc.
Thank you.
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15 Dec 2013 08:16 #35936
by zoombeee
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15 Dec 2013 13:39 #35954
by BenB
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Just FYI, it is a plugin architecture, allowing camera makers to develop native codec support themselves. This allows for codecs to be kept up to date more quickly. I'm very sure BlackMagic Design is working with Apple on native support. I'm actually finding a ProRes workflow from camera to FCPX very easy and pleasant. But native RAW support would be nice.
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15 Dec 2013 15:47 #35974
by NorBro
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Thanks guys. I am actually using the BMCC and BMPCC and the ProRes workflow is the easiest workflow I've ever had. However, I recently started shooting RAW and I just don't have the time to learn Resolve right now, although I am slowly looking at it. I hope BM develops the FCPX plugin(s), but being that Resolve is such a powerful and industry standard software, I don't know if they ever would..
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15 Dec 2013 16:19 #35975
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I'd be astounded if we don't see some kind of Blackmagic RAW workflow. The two companies seem pretty tight.
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15 Dec 2013 17:16 #35985
by daviddelreal
Agreed. I would expect an announcement from Blackmagic within 24 hours of release of FCPX 10.1.
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Disproportionate Pictures wrote: I'd be astounded if we don't see some kind of Blackmagic RAW workflow. The two companies seem pretty tight.
Agreed. I would expect an announcement from Blackmagic within 24 hours of release of FCPX 10.1.
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15 Dec 2013 20:00 #35994
by NorBro
Replied by NorBro on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
On a side note, is FCPX 10.1 coming out this month?
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15 Dec 2013 20:04 #35996
by Disproportionate Pictures
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All signs point to yes. I figure this week.
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16 Dec 2013 00:57 #36022
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
I'd say take the time to learn Resolve. The version 10 makes it really easy to learn and use. As soon as I get a faster SD card it, we'll be experimenting with RAW, comparing it to a native ProRes HQ workflow with the BMPCC.
"I love you tomorrow, tomorrow's just a day away!"
But Tuesday is TWO days away...
"I love you tomorrow, tomorrow's just a day away!"
But Tuesday is TWO days away...
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16 Dec 2013 01:43 - 16 Dec 2013 16:53 #36023
by NorBro
Replied by NorBro on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
I definitely will...how's 10 different from 9?
*EDIT* I just spent a few hours working in 10 and I'm not sure if 9 was like this, but this software is amazing!
*EDIT* I just spent a few hours working in 10 and I'm not sure if 9 was like this, but this software is amazing!
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16 Dec 2013 17:19 #36055
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
Resolve 10 is WWWAAAYYY easier and better laid out than version 9.
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16 Dec 2013 21:51 #36079
by NorBro
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Just on a side, quick note: Does anyone know how to adjust one color in Resolve. Like alter the hue or saturation of just the greens, for example? Thank you.
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16 Dec 2013 21:57 #36084
by thefluentone
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After Library management, DNG support might be my next biggest personal feature that I'm looking for in 10.1. I'm aiming to get a BMCC this spring for some upcoming documentary projects
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17 Dec 2013 00:12 #36095
by marchyman
Replied by marchyman on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
To adjust one color create a new node. Select the qualifier (eyedropper) tool and fine tune to pick your color. That will mask out all other colors. Adjust as desired. Sometimes you have to combine an HSV qualifier with a window to narrow the color selection to a particular part of the image.
Depending upon the clip it can be quite easy or quite hard... but I'm an amateur.
Depending upon the clip it can be quite easy or quite hard... but I'm an amateur.
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02 Jan 2014 17:09 #37853
by NorBro
Replied by NorBro on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
I don't think it's coming! 
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09 Jan 2016 20:57 #72053
by AppleGuru
Replied by AppleGuru on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
Any update on this subject? It would be a shame if you can't use DNG natively in FCPX but RED works.
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09 Jan 2016 21:28 #72054
by NorBro
Replied by NorBro on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
Two years ago, no one really knew how powerful Resolve would be today and the direction BM would be moving in. It definitely looks like Apple will never implement a DNG native workflow into FCP X. REDCODE makes more sense.
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10 Jan 2016 03:24 #72060
by cseeman
Replied by cseeman on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
I believe in 2014 Apple was still attending the Blackmagic road show.
At the 2015 road show they said they would be no other third parties (I was helping setup their Telestream Wirecast demo in NYC) since Apple (and Adobe) now viewed them as a competitor.
I think the best we can hope for is that Blackmagic licenses ProRes XQ (which is 12 bit rather than 10 bit for the rest of the ProRes variants) for more of their cameras going forward.
At the 2015 road show they said they would be no other third parties (I was helping setup their Telestream Wirecast demo in NYC) since Apple (and Adobe) now viewed them as a competitor.
I think the best we can hope for is that Blackmagic licenses ProRes XQ (which is 12 bit rather than 10 bit for the rest of the ProRes variants) for more of their cameras going forward.
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10 Jan 2016 04:41 - 10 Jan 2016 04:43 #72062
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic FCP X and Cinema DNG
We use the Production 4K and Pocket Cinema cameras, and always shoot QT, and love it. We've no use for DNG, really. But you can convert it to QT in Resolve super easily. I think the FCPX team views Resolve, in part, as a third party DNG conversion app. So why bother?
On the other hand, a future release could incorporate it. You never know.
On the other hand, a future release could incorporate it. You never know.
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