question of legal and data level

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question of legal and data level

PostThu Nov 22, 2012 1:47 pm

Hi,

As I know the resovle have a legal and data level settings, does anyone know that is there this kind of settings in the FCP?

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Re: question of legal and data level

PostThu Nov 22, 2012 1:59 pm

no final cut always assume the quicktimes comes with fullrange (data levels) and shrinks them to legal levels after/via import
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Re: question of legal and data level

PostFri Nov 23, 2012 2:51 am

Can you tell me where I can find the assume which you noted.

I use the full range quicktime to load into FCP and play out to tape, the image looks like it's not converted to legal level.

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Re: question of legal and data level

PostFri Nov 23, 2012 11:56 pm

I've been playing around with full and legal levels as they relate to ProRes 4444.

In Resolve I have a 4kHD RED shot that has deep blacks on the floor and a blown out window that is pure white.

If I render out of Resolve a full range ProRes 4444 and a legal range ProRes 422, they look exactly the same in QT7 or Final Cut. Scopebox meters them both 0-100 IRE.

If I render out a legal range ProRes 4444, it looks like the blacks are raised and the highlights grey compared to either the full range ProRes 4444 or the legal range 422.

If I drop the full range ProRes 4444 onto a FCP7 timeline (letting it setup the sequence), and render it out of FCP7 it looks the same as the original in QT7.
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Re: question of legal and data level

PostSat Nov 24, 2012 12:18 pm

I just know that the FCP has a filter as boardcast safe, maybe that can do the scale to legal.
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