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Imported pictures look red compared to converted Pro Res version on Finder?
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30 Jul 2019 12:01 - 30 Jul 2019 13:35 #100658
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Imported pictures look red compared to converted Pro Res version on Finder? was created by finalbug.net
Hi, hi FCPXers
Maybe some one can help me with this one. I have material from a Sony a7. We are filming in HD. I am using Edit Ready to convert the original files to Pro Res HQ. And all looks OKish. But at the very latest when I import the files into FCPX something is very obviously wrong. Every thing gets a red tint, is too bright and seems fuzzy! Does any one have any idea what I am missing? I have analyse vide for balance colour switched off on import into FCPX.
thanks
Paul
Maybe some one can help me with this one. I have material from a Sony a7. We are filming in HD. I am using Edit Ready to convert the original files to Pro Res HQ. And all looks OKish. But at the very latest when I import the files into FCPX something is very obviously wrong. Every thing gets a red tint, is too bright and seems fuzzy! Does any one have any idea what I am missing? I have analyse vide for balance colour switched off on import into FCPX.
thanks
Paul
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04 Aug 2019 23:36 #100735
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Replied by Carsten Orlt on topic Imported pictures look red compared to converted Pro Res version on Finder?
Don't work with Sony material but I would check wether there is a LUT applied to the clip on import.
Select the clip and check in the 'I' part of the inspector ( selecting 'Settings' view from the bottom) wether there is a LUT selected for the clip? If it is set the LUT to none and see if that fixes the problem.
Other than a LUT I can't think of any other problem?
Select the clip and check in the 'I' part of the inspector ( selecting 'Settings' view from the bottom) wether there is a LUT selected for the clip? If it is set the LUT to none and see if that fixes the problem.
Other than a LUT I can't think of any other problem?
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05 Aug 2019 12:55 #100741
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Replied by finalbug.net on topic Imported pictures look red compared to converted Pro Res version on Finder?
Hi cofe
Thanks for your suggestion.
It turned out to be something different.
I had to go into the Settings in the inspector and set the color space override to REC 2020.
thanks all the same
Paul
Thanks for your suggestion.
It turned out to be something different.
I had to go into the Settings in the inspector and set the color space override to REC 2020.
thanks all the same
Paul
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