benmiller
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Hi, I am really confused. Can't find an answer online.
I thought HDR content requires 10 or 12+ bit in order to be HDR. Isn't that the definition of HDR?
I shot some footage on my Sony a7s iii in 8 bit mode. When I view the footage on my Mac OSX Preview in Finder it gives a little HDR logo in the upper left corner. Also when I import it into a Rec 709 8 bit project in Final Cut Pro X, I get a warning that it is HDR footage.
Picture Profile is set to PP10 if that matters.
What is going on? Am I on crazy pills here or is there something I am missing?
Or is it perhaps that the picture profile is an HDR profile, even though the data inside it is not HDR?
I thought HDR content requires 10 or 12+ bit in order to be HDR. Isn't that the definition of HDR?
I shot some footage on my Sony a7s iii in 8 bit mode. When I view the footage on my Mac OSX Preview in Finder it gives a little HDR logo in the upper left corner. Also when I import it into a Rec 709 8 bit project in Final Cut Pro X, I get a warning that it is HDR footage.
Picture Profile is set to PP10 if that matters.
What is going on? Am I on crazy pills here or is there something I am missing?
Or is it perhaps that the picture profile is an HDR profile, even though the data inside it is not HDR?