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What is a CINE file? Video file captured by Phantom digital video cameras, which are manufactured by Vision Research; may include raw, uncompressed, or compressed data, but often contains raw video data so that recording performance is fast; may be adjusted for color corrections, white balance, and other adjustments in the video post production process.

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What is a CINE file?

Video file captured by Phantom digital video cameras, which are manufactured by Vision Research; may include raw, uncompressed, or compressed data, but often contains raw video data so that recording performance is fast; may be adjusted for color corrections, white balance, and other adjustments in the video post production process.

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Updated: May 2, 2014

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What is a CINE file?↓
Video file captured by Phantom digital video cameras, which are manufactured by Vision Research; may include raw, uncompressed, or compressed data, but often contains raw video data so that recording performance is fast; may be adjusted for color corrections, white balance, and other adjustments in the video post production process.

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