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Re: Why 4k?
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Jeremy Garchow
(JeremyG)
on Jan 3, 2008 at 7:09:00 pm
Your question back to him is why he shoots film when most commercials are mastered to digibeta? There's a host of reasons. Shooting @ 4K doesn't mean you edit @ 4K. For me, as an editor, having the most quality out of an image is beneficial in creating something to watch. There's color range, recropping of shots , zoom/scale and many other creative decisions to use when editing material that is at higher resolution than what the final deliverable is. Shooting 4K and conforming to 1080p is not unlike shooting film and posting in SD. A workflow that many never seem to equate with Red. Did you ask him why not 4K?
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