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    Quote Originally Posted by Gabriele Turchi View Post
    is this secret related to FCPX system or the 4K displays ?

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    Cant say to much, but it was playing out of FCP -X PRO RES 4k via a video card in unmarked box independent of the mac tower... (hush hush).. which went to directly to the 4K projector and the 4k Monitor at the same time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Diamond View Post
    It wouldn't transcode in RT without a Rocket tho yes?

    Just rastered files?
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    Thats was the sad bit. No REAL TIME TRANSCODING of the R3D's.. :( .

    It was all 4k PRO RES only... Transcoding of the 4k material was done via RCX.

    But once again.. WOW!!! it looked amazing. I working on a 2k edit and it looks soft now. :( but 24 hours ago it looked pin sharp!

    Like a 2k projection and a true 4k projection... Something to be seen to believed.

    Anyway.. real time 4k PRORES lives!!!! - and Im going to be a happy camper when that is finally released!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Toia View Post
    Thats was the sad bit. No REAL TIME TRANSCODING of the R3D's.. :( .

    It was all 4k PRO RES only... Transcoding of the 4k material was done via RCX.

    But once again.. WOW!!! it looked amazing. I working on a 2k edit and it looks soft now. :( but 24 hours ago it looked pin sharp!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Toia View Post
    Thats was the sad bit. No REAL TIME TRANSCODING of the R3D's.. :( .

    It was all 4k PRO RES only... Transcoding of the 4k material was done via RCX.
    I'm probably going to get bashed for this but lets just say that the ALEXA upgrades the front block with a new 4K sensor (and replaces the SxS module with a new faster form of media) and records LOG to a 4K PRO RES what really would be would be a far superior benefit for shooting RAW? I mean if 4K PRO RES looks as good as you say it is it seems to me that shooting RAW is only going to add an extra step that in my opinion seems like overkill.

    However at the moment I completely understand because what else is there!
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    Everyone has a right to their own process.

    For me, the trip to the digital darkroom that is "developing" RAW files into RGB images is a dynamic and integral part of authoring that image.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Toia View Post
    Cant say to much, but it was playing out of FCP -X PRO RES 4k via a video card in unmarked box independent of the mac tower... (hush hush).. which went to directly to the 4K projector and the 4k Monitor at the same time.
    Depending on how it is getting passed through the Mac Pro, the thought of a Thunderbolt connection via a MacBook Pro is pretty exciting! Hopefully someone can share some more details about this in the future on this forum. When you are able to, I'm sure we'd like to hear more from you, Mark...
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    The SONY F65 workflow will be 4K in FCP X
    Create proxy media
    Switch to FULL RES after the EDIT, render and output.

    By Creating Prores with EPIC/RED IMAGES the workflow will be exactly the same as above.

    IF/WHEN there is an r3d solution in FCP-X it will be even better to have access to all of the r3d because the Color board is very powerful in FCP X. If they ever introduce a tracker it will give resolve a serious run for it's money. It might look simple but it is very , very powerful.

    People shit on it beecause they have too much invested in "big rooms" but pixel for pixel it kicks ass.

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    Very good guess Sanjin. BMD has been a big supporter of FCP X out of the gate and will provide 4K solutions. I am sure AJA will be soon to follow (as they now have a desktop mode for FCP X.

    It handles metadata better than any other NLE (yes better than AVID) and going forward that is going to be more and more important in post environments.

    We already know that Resolve has very slow database function as it comes from an AB tape based kind of workflow, but I am sure they are working on imporving that.

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    Mark, could you be talking about the new external Red Rocket card housed in a Sonnet casing?? I know I probably won't get it out of you but I thought it was worth a try!
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