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Software Shotcut app for free downloading has a simple and well-designed interface. Expert mode is aimed at more experienced users who want to do more complex editing. Standard mode is aimed at beginners who need to do basic editing. In soft there are two modes: standard mode, expert mode. Software has a very user-friendly interface, with a clean and simple design. Application is a nimble, lightweight, fast multimedia editing application. Product has a large community of users and contributors, and is regularly updated with new features, enhancements, bug fixes. Application Shotcut free downloading for Windows 10 is a free, open-source, cross-platform, powerful video editing application. Software is available for macOS, Windows, Linux and will soon be available for Android, iOS. Program has a simple interface that is easy to navigate. So you SHOULD be ok, as long as your editing software can read the files, which I struggled with as only the newer versions of Adobe Premiere work.Shotcut is a free, open-source video editor designed to be a more user-friendly replacement for more complex Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro.

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Gotta do the update and then flip through the compression settings until you see it. The menu's are absolutely the worst on the HG5, none of it makes any sense, so good luck finding that setting, but it exists for sure. The GH5 however, with a firmware/software update, should be able to do 10 bit 4:2:2 200Mbps iFrame capture at 4k resolution. Nearly all of the sub $2500 cameras use this low-end codec because it's cheap to buy the licensing and it's 'acceptable' quality for youtube and home movies. Normally it captures in 8 bit 4:2:0 Long GOP compression, which is a VERY compressed file format, developed specifically for web deliveries, not for camera originals. Bit rate is one for sure, but with the GH5, there are a lot of formats to choose from. So when you talk about compression, there are a few things to note.

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The $998 Blackmagic Pocket cameras capture 1080p Pro Res HQ 10 bit 4:2:2 at 220Mbps. Red Dragon 4k 8:1 (highest compression) is 380Mbps per second with Raw capture. That's a very common camera original for Arri Alexa's. So for reference, 4k Pro Res XQ 12 bit 4:4:4 is 1600Mbps. So if I want 100mbps, I might have to input something like 130mbps perhaps. With Shotcut, I notice no matter what bitrate I enter, I usually end up with a lower figure.

So I guess that might be a good target to aim for. I did some googling and noted that the Panasonic GH5 can shoot 4k video at 100mbps. Although quality would be good, I don't want to end up with a gigantic file size that's going to take 2 - 3 days to upload (I do have slow upload speeds for my internet by the way.) If that is considered too low, what would be considered an acceptable range (in terms of bitrate) for 4k video shot around 24 / 25 / 30fps? Bear in mind that I want a balance between good quality 4k video and manageable file size for uploading. Just wondering if that's too low for 4k video? After exporting, I checked the technical details and the bitrate of the finished file is 75mbps. I'm fairly new to 4k video and I plan on submitting this clip to some stock agencies.

I've just exported a time lapse video with Shotcut that was shot with a Panasonic G6.

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