.prores 💫

Approximately 220 Mbps for 1080p at 29.97 fps

Traditional ProRes codecs require the camera to debayer (demosaic) the raw sensor information and convert it into a standard Y'CbCr or RGB video signal before compression. This locks in choices like white balance, ISO exposure mapping, and color space characteristics. .prores

, ProRes is widely used for feature films—especially in post-production (editing, color grading, VFX) and sometimes as a capture codec on cameras like the Alexa, RED (when recording ProRes), or external recorders. Approximately 220 Mbps for 1080p at 29

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Everyone talks about the camera. The sensor. The glass. But nobody talks about what happens when you drag that footage onto a timeline and hit "play."

.prores files can be imported and edited in various video editing software, including: