The Sony A6600 blends many aspects of the Sony A6400 and A6500 cameras while also adding some new features. The camera’s 4K UHD video recording derives from a 6K oversampled recording for improved quality. The A6600 can record at up to 100 Mbps bit rates in the XAVC S format. Internal video is recorded at 4:2:0, although 4:2:2 video recording is possible via clean HDMI output. Read More
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Edit Canon VIXIA HF G60 4K MP4 in FCP X/Premiere Pro CC
If you’re facing problems editing Canon VIXIA HF G60 4K MP4 in FCP X or Premiere Pro CC, the easy option is to convert MP4 to a compatible format like ProRes MOV or MPEG-2 MPG. Read More
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Loading Lumix S1 4K H.265 to Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5
Lumix S1 is a powerful camera from Panasonic, it is released at the beginning of this year, many users choose it as the best camera to capture 4K high quality videos as well as take high quality photos. In this article you will get the best way to import Lumix S1 4K H.265 files into Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5, and you can edit the 4K H.265 recordings with native supported format. Read More
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Edit GoPro Hero 7 4K HEVC in Premiere Pro CC
Can I import and edit GoPro Hero 7 HEVC .mp4 footage in Premiere Pro CC? Speaking of Premiere Pro CC, many Windows users are familiar with. Yes, Premiere Pro CC is a very famous non-linear video editing application developed by Adobe. But, Premiere Pro CC has limitations for its imported file formats and codecs. The following will take importing GoPro Hero 7 HEVC file to Premiere Pro CC for edition as the example. Read More
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Work with Fujifilm X-T3 H.265 files in Lightworks
The X-T3 is the third in the line that seems to be driving much of Fujifilm’s camera improvements. Video has been pushed to a maximum of 4K at 60P. This comes from a ~1.2x crop region of the sensor and can be in either the UHD or DCI form or 4K. If you drop to 4K and 30P, the full sensor width is used. Fujifilm also supplies an F-Log capability for video, and records 10-bit 4:2:0 internally as opposed to 8-bit. Video is recorded in H.265. Read More
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Import and edit Leica Q2 4K MP4 in Lightworks
The Leica Q2 updates its predecessor with a higher resolution full-frame sensor, splash and dust resistance on par with the SL’s and an updated OLED viewfinder. The Q2 offers a 47.3MP full-frame sensor capable of DCI and UHD 4K video recording, and sticks with the stabilized 28mm F1.7 offered on the first Q. Read More
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Import 4K MOV/MP4 from DJI Osmo Action to FCP X/7/6
DJI Osmo Action is a compact action camera that released not long ago, this is a 4K camera that can capture high quality videos in 4K resolution, you can use it to capture 4K videos in MOV and MP4 formats. After you got recordings from DJI Osmo Action, do you want to import 4K MOV/MP4 from DJI Osmo Action to Final Cut Pro for editing natively? Just follow the content below and get the best DJI Osmo Action to FCP X 4K importing and editing workflow. Read More
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Load 4K H.265 video from Lumix GH5s to DaVinci Resolve 16
Can’t import Lumix GH5s files into DaVinci Resolve 16
After upgrading DaVinci Resolve to its its newest version DaVinci Resolve 16 (2019), many people encounter problems when loading Lumix GH5s 4K H.265 file into DaVinci Resolve 16 as below: Read More
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Edit Sony RX0 II 4K XAVC S in Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5
Sony RX0 II is a compact camera that has the ability to record 4K videos, it is one of the best cameras for you if you want a very compact camera with 4K recording ability. In this article we would like to share the best workflow to edit Sony RX0 II 4K XAVC S in Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5, please follow the content and deal with your Sony RX0 II 4K XAVC S videos easily. Read More
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M2TS to H.265 – How to Convert M2TS to H.265 with Quality Preserved
Storing M2TS files on device will take up a very large space. So here, we will share a high-quality converter to help you convert M2TS to H.265 losslessly.
M2TS videos have excellent quality, but its disadvantages is also very obvious, that is, the large file size and poor compatibility. The M2TS videos saved in devices often takes up a very large space. Not to mention that most media devices doesn’t support M2TS format. One way to remove these inconvenience is converting M2TS video to H.265. Read More