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The Fujifilm X100VI is a photographers’ fixed-lens camera which combines a stabilized 40MP APS-C sensor with a 35mm equivalent F2 lens. It offers essentially the same options as the X-T5, so you gain 10-bit recording, 6.2K capture from a 1.23x cropped region or ‘HQ’ 4K derived from this footage. This exhibits appreciable rolling shutter. Alternatively there’s sub-sampled 4K at up to 30p from the sensor’s full with or at up to 60p with a 1.14x crop.
Questions
Last month, I attended the spring camp organized by the school to the Germany , the Germany landscape and human history of culture and strong educational resources a which give me a huge influence on me. During the summer camp, I used the Fujifilm X100VI to Shoot some videos to record the memorable summer camp, contained some famous tourist attractions, experience of the local customs and life, as well as activity teaching movie. In order to get a better video effect, I try to upload these videos to DaVinci Resolve 18 to do some post-processing. However, the process is not as simple as I thought, when editing, I found the video does not play smoothly, I could not get clean plackback in DaVinci Resolve 18. I also want to edit these recordings as quickly as possible to share with my friends, so I am very anxious to know how to deal with this issue, this is a question specific for editing H.265 files in DaVinci Resolve 18.
Recently, I used a Fujifilm X100VI camera to get lots of 4K videos during my family trip, I found the 4K video is excellent and reasonably high contrast with few artifacts, so I want to edit these videos in Premiere Pro then share these videos with my friends, however, which bothers me is I have not been able to get clean playback in Premeire Pro so that I could not edit video fluently. I was wondering if anyone has encountered the problems in editing Fujifilm X100VI 4K H.265 files in Premiere Pro, and how to solve this problems, please help me, thanks.
From the Adobe and Blackmagic Design official site description, we can know the latest version of Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve is compatible with H.265 format, however practice has proved that editing Fujifilm X100VI H265 videos in Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve can not be successfully completed. To solve this problem, you should transcode the Fujifilm X100VI H.265 footage to editing software natively supported formats, the codec – MPEG-2 MPG video for Premiere Pro, Apple ProRes MOV for DaVinci Resolve. Acrok Video Converter Ultimate is your best choice, you can convert H.265 to any format convenient with this H.265 video converter. Here show you how to use the software to convert Fujifilm X100VI for using step by step.
How to convert Fujifilm X100VI H.265 for Premiere Pro/DaVinci Resolve?
Load H.265 Videos
Install and run Acrok Video Converter Ultimate as the top Fujifilm Video Converter. After installing H.265 Converter, you can click the "Add File" button to import the source H.265 .mov videos to this program.
Choose output format
Click the "Format" button to choose the output format you need from the pop-up menu. To import and edit Fujifilm X100VI H.265 videos in Premiere Pro, the MPEG-2 MPG is your best choice, you can get it under "Editing Software" category.
For DaVinci Resovle user, please select Apple ProRes MOV as the output format.
Convert H.265 Videos
When you finish the settings, click the "Convert" button and begin to convert Fujifilm X100VI H.265 videos to Premeire Pro and DaVinci Resolve supported format. After that, click the "Open" button to get the converted file and then import the converted H.265 file to Premeire Pro or DaVinci Resolve.