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| Subject: Get FCP work with Canon 5D Mark IV 4K files |
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Roughly seven months after the EOS-1D X Mark II´s introduction, the 5D Mark IV became Canon´s third DSLR to feature 4K video recording and their second full frame camera with a Dual Pixel CMOS sensor. Higher resolution video recording (like 4K) makes accurate, smooth focusing more important than ever. If you record some 4K videos from Canon 5D Mark IV, things would be a little more complicated when you work with the 4K files in Final Cut Pro.
From Apple official site, we know that FCP X can support editing and monitoring 4K video, including 4K ProRes, Sony XAVC and REDCODE RAW from version 10.1. But the point here is, Final Cut Pro 7 still uses 1080p as primary delivery format and will continue to do so for a long time. Besides, you should make sure your Mac meet the mini requirements to edit 4K video, if not, it would be much ideal for you to create a proxy file format with smaller file resolution for editing with Final Cut Pro X. Thus, to import and edit Canon 5D Mark IV 4K clips in FCP 7/X smoothly, you are advised to convert and downscale 4K to 1080p from 5D Mark IV for Final Cut Pro before editing.
That´s why I vote for Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac, an effective and efficient 4K to FCP Converter. Without rendering time, the program can utilize all cores to achieve 6X faster conversion speed. Thanks to the advanced video/audio encoding technology, this Canon 5D Mark IV video converter also makes sure that the quality is preserved and the user gets the same view as well as the results when it comes to the conversion.
Software: http://www.mediadimo.com/video-converter-ultimate-for-mac
Download: http://www.mediadimo.com/download/mac/dimo-cvt-ultimate-trial.dmg
Buy: http://www.mediadimo.com/video-converter-ultimate-for-mac/purchase
Steps: https://editoradvisor.jimdo.com/2017/01/10/import-5d-mark-iv-4k-to-fcp/
[25-01-2017,03:30]
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CaitlinAaron |
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