I know a couple of CGI/3D studios that use it extensively, pretty much exactly as you're describing. I use it for deinterlacing and upscaling old archival DVCAM PAL 50i footage to 1080p, and it works phenomenally well in that case - but that footage was captured on good cameras for the time.īut it's not going to make terrible looking footage look less terrible! How often do you use it in the real world scenario? Is it actually good enough to use in real commercial projects? The license comes with 1 year of updates, after that expires you can keep using the version you have but won't recieve any new updates. I heard that the license runs out pretty fast, so it's not forever bought like with Resolve, right? Looking for something more local? Here are some localized subreddits: To chat with specialists in recording sound on set, check out Want to learn more? Try these subreddits:
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