Mike Curtis has some Infos about the support of Red files by the NLE’s
. Looks like Adobe is winning this one. You can use the native R3D files, no need to convert, rewrap ore something like that. And you can work in low res, like 0,5k to 1k and than output at 2k or more. [...]
At least. Avid has come to Red-Land. And how they did.
They have a dedicated site (just click the Image up there) that features the Workflow, Avid Resources and 3rd Party Ressources for it. As I’m no Avid User at all I’m very impressed how there take on the “Problem” is.
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