Sorry Dan if I misunderstand the question. With Resolve, it does a process straight to a video stream, which can be any quality you want. In short, you have two steps because you're using Lightroom which is meant for photography. From there you have to take those TIFFs say, and create a video stream.
Lightroom takes a DNG file(s) and applies a "process" to the image data, which you can output as a TIFF, PNG, JPG, etc. Now I'm tryng to say goodbye to Lightroom for the color and I wish to ask you some advice about Resolve because I really cannot understand which is it the best output setting for RAW video on Windows: wich codec and setting should I use for export please? should I download external codecs? I have a clean PC aleady formatted so I have not any codec other than the quicktime that I downloaded from the website. so the first think that I do is use "mlrawviewer" to fix the banding problem and create the CDNG that I will use in Lightroom or (finally) Davinci Resolve.
Today I have finally installed Davinci Reolve + Neat Video in my windows 7 PC and I wish to start learning this software and use it for my RAW files with Canon 7D.įirst to say the very first step of my workflow is removing the fixed pattern noise (vertical banding) and this is possible for the Canon 7D users that shoot in RAW video thanks to a developer called Baldand (you can meet him in the magic lanter forum), who made a -fantastic- Magic Lantern Video (MLV) to Cinema DNG (CDNG) converter (and more) that can FIX so much the problem (not at 100% but does a good job).
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