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EDITING AND SAVING A CINE
Using the following ‘ Video Control ’ buttons, locate the first image of the Cine to be saved
and click the ‘
Mark-In
’ button. Locate the last image of the Cine to be saved and click
the ‘ Mark-Out ’ button.
Click ‘ Play, Speed & Option ’ and enable (check) ‘ Limit to Range .’
Under the ‘
Video Control
’ buttons, click the play button and review the edited Cine.
Click the ‘ Save Cine... ’ button to save the edited Cine to
the computer’s hard drive.
If you wish to save the clip to an internal Flash, click the
down arrow to the right of the ‘
Save Cine... ’ button and
select ‘
Save RAM Cine to Flash
.’
WORKING WITH CINE FILES
The images recorded on the camera’s RAM or Phantom CineMag are stored in a Vision
Research proprietary RAW (uncompressed) file structure called a ‘
Cine ’ file.
These Cine files can be converted to industry standard formats (ProRes, H264, DPX,
DNG, TIFF, JPEG and more) with PCC software provided by Vision Research.
Phantom PCC and PVP software are compatible with Windows operating systems. There
are third party solutions available for working with Phantom cameras in Mac OS X.
COMPATIBILIT Y WITH VIDEO EDITING PROGRAMS
Several popular video editing programs, such as DaVinci Resolve, have incorporated the
Phantom Cine Raw file format into their software. This means Cine files do not have to
be converted and no additional software is required.
Please test the footage with the program you choose before committing, as updates
to the program or Cine file format can sometimes break compatibility. For this reason,
it is important to know how to properly convert Cine Raw files using PCC.
CONVERTING CINE RAW FILES
Single Cine files can be converted by selecting the desired format from the ‘ Save as
Type
’ selection list in the ‘
Save Cine
’ dialogue window.
The file formats above the separator line in the ‘ Save as Type ’ selection list are ‘ movie-
Re-saving a clip in the Cine Raw format can be useful for creating sub-clips
with no loss in image quality or metadata.