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Re: Alternative to Blackmagic Multibridge
by Ben Holmes on Feb 10, 2009 at 3:11:50 pm

I find no difference now using the new Apple workflow of log+transfer then CC'ing the R3D files in Color, then transcoding back to FCP, using dual HD R3D files.

Before this, I was converting in REDCine before editing.

Working with R3Ds natively in FCP has never appealed to me - so now it makes little difference what video card I am using. I'm sure others have found their own preferred workflows - and I appreciate the work AJA have done with RED to assist working with non-native frame sizes.

Ben

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