Yeah. I converted it to ProRes and I’m getting the same artifacts there. Though I did the conversion in Adobe Media Encoder, so that might be the problem.
Alright Harmy! I think I’ve figred it out! My ProRes 4444 sample conversion just finished, so I threw it into Resolve and it looks great! No artifacts anymore (at least, nowhere near the same as the previous stills). My suspicion is that MPV with its on-the-fly tonemapping, as well as Media Encoder, aren’t processing it in the highest quality possible. Because the slow ProRes 4444 conversion done in FFmpeg looks amazing.
- Flat HDR
- Tonemapping Applied
- Tonemapping & 200% Saturation
- Quick Custom Grade
Or here is a link to the images as TIFFs, instead of the compressed JPG versions above.
As far as creating the ProRes file in FFmpeg goes, here are the settings I used:
