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Joshua Laplap

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Director / Editor specializing in energetic and entertaining short form videos, everything from hiphop music videos to third-wave coffee shop commercials.

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Boards Comment – If I convert from Sony A7Sii S-Log3 XAVC footage to ProRes (LT and higher), will I lose the flexibility in the colouring stages if I were to grade in ProRes?

Thanks for sharing this vital information!

7 years ago
Boards Comment – If I convert from Sony A7Sii S-Log3 XAVC footage to ProRes (LT and higher), will I lose the flexibility in the colouring stages if I were to grade in ProRes?

And the result pretty much dictates my process, unfortunately. I work with a Youtube channel and our footage plays there pretty much exclusively.

My workflow currently goes:
- Import original files to storage
- Transcode files to ProRes
- Edit, grade and export in ProRes

7 years ago
Boards Comment – If I convert from Sony A7Sii S-Log3 XAVC footage to ProRes (LT and higher), will I lose the flexibility in the colouring stages if I were to grade in ProRes?

Yeah, the biggest reason for transcoding is that I hate any form of stutter when editing. And wow... XAVC and H264 footage really slows down Premiere like crazy. Having lots of native footage really grinds my gears...

Thanks for your explanation.

7 years ago
Boards Comment – If I convert from Sony A7Sii S-Log3 XAVC footage to ProRes (LT and higher), will I lose the flexibility in the colouring stages if I were to grade in ProRes?

Thank you, fam. This is all very useful information. Now I'm thirsty for some water.

7 years ago
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If I convert from Sony A7Sii S-Log3 XAVC footage to ProRes (LT and higher), will I lose the flexibility in the colouring stages if I were to grade in ProRes?
7 years ago
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