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    What frame rate do you all use when shooting stock footage? (24, 30, 48, 60, etc...?)
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    Also, I see a lot if you are exporting to ProRes. Is there a reason why to not use DNxHD?
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    Only for users of FCP.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Uli Plank View Post
    Only for users of FCP.
    Do you mean that the people who are exporting to ProRes are only working on FCP?
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    Anyone have info on what frame rate they shoot stock footage at?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Iannone View Post
    Anyone have info on what frame rate they shoot stock footage at?
    this --> http://contributors.gettyimages.com/...article_id=688
    and this --> http://contributors.gettyimages.com/...q2%203%201.pdf
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    Thanks for the links! I see that Getty Images accepts files in their original frame rates. However, I'm still wondering what frame rate most people are shooting their stock at (24 or 30 fps).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Iannone View Post
    Thanks for the links! I see that Getty Images accepts files in their original frame rates. However, I'm still wondering what frame rate most people are shooting their stock at (24 or 30 fps).
    it depends on you...mostly 24 or 25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kemalettin Sert View Post
    it depends on you...mostly 24 or 25
    I see.
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    It would be nice to just purchase and download the R3D file itself.

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