expatinasia said:Thanks for sharing, Dustin. Some amazing footage there from an amazing country with an obviously amazing camera. Terrific.
Mantadude said:gjones5252 said:Looks good!
If you don't mind me asking what was your process to get the footage ready for editing? Did you edit natively or did you transcode it to another format?
Any info on your steps to prep that much data would be helpful!
I was hoping you could tell me!!! Haha. I did edit natively, but it was a slow and annoying process. I am still working out my process. This has been eye opening as far as how to have premiere configured and the different drives to do specific tasks. I am getting a raid 0 16tb drive today, so hopefully that will help with the large file sizes. For this I had to just copy over the files I was going to use, which isn't my typical workflow. It records 5.6 gB per minute. I don't know much about transcoding, but I need to investigate it more.
kaihp said:East Wind Photography said:Replace the old spinning disks in that raid array with Samsung SSD drives
If you have the budget, go for a set of Intel DC ssd drives, like the DC P3700. ~2.7GB/s read speed, 400K IOps. That's some ridiculous speeds there...
arthurbikemad said:Now thats some great footage! Quality is amazing even here on my crappy workshop PC! Defo makes me crave my 1DX2 more!!! COME ON CANON UK get the camera's in stock for gods sake!
expatinasia said:Thanks for sharing, Dustin. Some amazing footage there from an amazing country with an obviously amazing camera. Terrific.
GuyF said:Very enjoyable.
But wouldn't you rather grind your life away working in a lousy office instead of splashing about on idyllic coral reefs?
GuyF said:Ah, sorry, I thought this was your main gig.
What are you using to edit the 4k video? Can you recommend a monitor/gfx card (assuming it's on a PC rather than Mac)?
Thanks.
P.S. please post more!
lion rock said:Just wonderful. Hope your workflow is not bother with the high data rate.
I sent your links to my daughter who lives in Singapore, and she visits the Philippines often and she dives with her SL1 and water proof case. She shoots nudis. Hope she can learn from you.
-r
Mantadude said:lion rock said:Wow, first rate!
-r
Thanks for watching it!
That's awesome. This location is one of the best places for nudis in the world. I left them out of this film, as I will putting together a nudi only film.
Jack Douglas said:I think we should have a new thread.
"The best of CR as recommended by Click"
Could save me the pain caused by some threads - you know the ones.
Jack
kaihp said:East Wind Photography said:Replace the old spinning disks in that raid array with Samsung SSD drives
If you have the budget, go for a set of Intel DC ssd drives, like the DC P3700. ~2.7GB/s read speed, 400K IOps. That's some ridiculous speeds there...
Mantadude said:Problem is, I don't have that much of a budget. I have about 10TB worth of media I work with...so it makes it pretty hard. And with over 3TB worth each trip, that adds up fast.kaihp said:East Wind Photography said:Replace the old spinning disks in that raid array with Samsung SSD drives
If you have the budget, go for a set of Intel DC ssd drives, like the DC P3700. ~2.7GB/s read speed, 400K IOps. That's some ridiculous speeds there...
kaihp said:Mantadude said:Problem is, I don't have that much of a budget. I have about 10TB worth of media I work with...so it makes it pretty hard. And with over 3TB worth each trip, that adds up fast.kaihp said:East Wind Photography said:Replace the old spinning disks in that raid array with Samsung SSD drives
If you have the budget, go for a set of Intel DC ssd drives, like the DC P3700. ~2.7GB/s read speed, 400K IOps. That's some ridiculous speeds there...
I would only use an SSD as the 'working drive', and then have some spinning rust for bulk storage of the things you aren't working on. I use WDC Reds in my NAS. Today, I'd probably choose WDC Red Pros, as they are a bit faster (7200rpm vs 5700rpm) and not that much more expensive (+10% IIRC).