Sidecar
27. 4. 2020Example blackmagic sidecar file, timecode is the first frame of the video timecode (settings can be changed based on tc btw)
{
"highlight_recovery": 0,
"viewing_gamma": "Blackmagic Design Extended Video",
"viewing_gamut": "Blackmagic Design",
"exposure": {
"01:16:59:19": -1.500000
},
"iso": {
"01:16:59:19": 200
},
"white_balance_kelvin": {
"01:16:59:19": 5600
},
"white_balance_tint": {
"01:16:59:19": 10
}
}
Premiere can actually read and respect those files (If you have ‘blackmagic raw’ installed), so this may be a workaround for extremly unpredictable master plugin…
Some really short sidecar info here (Raw sdk)
https://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/DeveloperManuals/BlackmagicRAW-SDK.pdf
btw:
mediainfo "--inform=Other;%TimeCode_FirstFrame%" *C001.braw
might be a scripting way to get timecode of first frame for each clip.