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Retaining RAW-quality when exporting After Effects - PremierePro - honeybadger - 2013-05-07
Hi,
New to the forum.
I am working on a hyperlapse/timelapse project in Oslo with the following workflow:
1. Lightroom
2. LRTimelapse
3. I then import images into AfterEffects as RAW-sequence -> stabilization and further processing with 16bpc.
4. This is where my question arises;
Do you have any recommendation for how I should render the sequence to store it on my PC, before later importing it into PremierePro for editing and composing the entire hyperlapse movie.
I am interested in utilizing a render setting which can retain as much of the RAW-quality as possible when going from AE to Premiere Pro (when working on a computer).
So far I have tried Quicktime PNG, as well as rendering as a TIFF-sequence. Preferably I would like the sequence to be rendered into one single file when leaving AE, but I am not certain which setting is the best when it comes to quality. Any suggetions?
Btw. Please explain in as "non-technical" terms as possible
Regards,
Kristian
RE: Retaining RAW-quality when exporting After Effects - PremierePro - Gunther - 2013-05-07
I use the cineform codec for that most of the time, it has a good relation between quality and size!
Otherwise you can export uncompressed AVI as well, but that will give you huge files.
RE: Retaining RAW-quality when exporting After Effects - PremierePro - honeybadger - 2013-05-07
Thanks alot for the quick response, Günther.
I will definitely check out the cineform codec.
Again, thanks for sharing your advice, as well as your amazing software and tutorials.
/Kristian
RE: Retaining RAW-quality when exporting After Effects - PremierePro - honeybadger - 2013-05-07
Tested.
Works swell. Very good and efficient codec!
/k