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Gamma Shift?
21 Nov 2019 15:48 #102748
by TMav
Gamma Shift? was created by TMav
First time I've had this issue or noticed but I have noticed a difference in brightness of a video file inside FCPX after importing. The video file was a BRAW output from DaVinci Resolve as ProRes 422. It is a UHD file on a 1080 timeline. I've checked and I do not have any color correction applied to the clip in FCPX. When I preview the file in quick view or QuickTime the brightness appears to match what I see in DaVinci Resolve. Only FCPX shows the brightness change.
FCPX 10.4.7
MaxOS 10.14.6
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QuickTime:
FCPX:
FCPX 10.4.7
MaxOS 10.14.6
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FCPX:
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21 Nov 2019 20:58 #102753
by TMav
Replied by TMav on topic Gamma Shift?
Well, I was wrong. After further comparing the file inside DaVinci Resolve and FCPX they look identical. The only place they look different is in quick view and QuickTime. So, though it would be nice if they looked the same in QuickTime and quick view it's not a problem as long as it looks the same in DaVinci and FCPX.
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15 Dec 2019 17:24 #103259
by Matty26
Replied by Matty26 on topic Gamma Shift?
Sorry for the necropost, but I've had the same issue as you with game shift after export. Turns out this is a longstanding Quicktime "feature" like you guessed.
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