film transfer to uncompressed QuickTime vs film transfer to DigiBeta

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IndyUser500

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Hi,

I'm looking at this place,

http://www.mymovietransfer.com/3516_home.html


They transfer from 35mm film to uncompressed quicktime files on a hard drive at 270 mb/s, at 4:2:2.

I have another option to transfer from 35mm film to DigiBeta tape (which is more expensive from another place).

From what I understand DigiBeta is also 4:2:2 color sampling. And then I could transfer the DigiBeta to hard drive as uncompressed Quicktime files.

Which one would yield the best results?
 
one one hand you are talking a 2:1 compression on a dbeta tape and on the other hand a possible codec or interlacing issue with the QT.
I'd say work out the spacifics on the uncompressed file if you can.
 
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