Adjusting ProRes RAW settings in Final Cut Pro

Final Cut Pro allows you to view and adjust the camera settings of ProRes RAW files, like ISO, exposure offset and color temperature in the Inspector tab. The settings that can be adjusted will depend on the camera used with your SHOGUN CONNECT to record ProRes RAW clips. For information on the cameras that record ProRes RAW and the settings that can be adjusted, refer to the 'ProRes RAW video cameras and devices' section in the Apple Support Article.

How to adjust ProRes RAW camera settings in Final Cut Pro

1. Import your Apple ProRes RAW clips into Final Cut Pro. For more information on importing refer to the Video Codecs - Supported Applications section.

2. Select the clip(s) that you want to adjust in the browser or in the timeline.
   
   
   
   

   
   

3. Open the Inspector by clicking on Window>Show in Workspace>Inspector
   
   
   

4. Click on the Info button in the Inspector to show the Info Inspector
   
   
   
   
   

5. Click on the word Basic at the bottom of the Info Inspector tab to open the Metadata View pop-up menu, and select Settings.
   
    

   
   

6. The Info Inspector will now display the camera settings of the ProRes RAW clip(s).
   
   
   

Camera ISO

Displays the ISO setting selected in camera during the recording of the selected ProRes RAW clip(s). This is for information purposes only and is not adjustable.

ISO

This drop-down menu allows you to adjust the ISO setting for the selected clip(s).

Exposure Offset

Adjusts the ISO setting up or down by as much as one stop.

Camera Color Temperature:

Displays the color temperature setting selected in camera during the recording of the selected ProRes RAW clip(s). This is for information purposes only and is not adjustable.

Temperature

Adjusts the color temperature setting for the selected clip(s). This slider only appears where the camera used to record the ProRes RAW clip(s) supports color temperature adjustments.

For more information on the cameras supported and the settings that can be adjusted, refer to the 'Adjust ProRes RAW camera settings in Final Cut Pro' Apple Support Article.