#Bmpcc4k import luts davinci resolve movie#

The debate over the codecs has become heated and even some users have used vulgarity and threats on both sides which is completely uncalled for.

#Bmpcc4k import luts davinci resolve movie#

Using the argument that Prores was used in “….place blockbuster movie title here….” so it’s good enough for me is a defense from the absurd. But we must not mistake BRAW as an equal of CinemaDNG because that is unrealistic and contrary to the facts. I have said it over and over BRAW is equal, in quality, to Prores HQ and many people enjoy and solely shooting Prores which is fine. The point of these articles and videos is to inform users of the quality and changes to their equipment with this new codec and arbitrary removal of CinemaDNG. It is completely responsible to thoroughly test equipment and then decide whatever works best for you. But when testing lenses and codecs it is routine to zoom in 200%-300% to discover quality, flaws, strengths, weaknesses, and latitude in detail. Some may argue zooming in 200%-300% reveals details that viewing audiences will never notice which I agree with.

The debate of whether it is cinematic or whatever else is a moot point since personal preference should be the deciding factor on what codec to use. Keep in mind these issues may not affect Youtube videos or online content due to high compression ratios. The reviewer also noted color noise which has yet to be tested. Moreover, BRAW also has more aliasing/moire which is noticeable in the lines. But to deny that BRAW is less sharp is complete and utter denial. The extent of how much it outperforms BRAW can be concluded by each user. click photo to enlarge click photo to enlarge click photo to enlarge click photo to enlargeĮven dropping the CinemaDNG files sharpness to 0 it still outperforms BRAW 3:1 and Q0. Only on CinemaDNG files have the sharpness reduced to 0. I have received a few comments stating that my tests were flawed because Davinci Resolve default settings were to blame for the sharper CinemaDNG image so I decided to change the settings and here are the results.