GyroFlow Basics | 8K WorkFlow

Here's a quick overview of GyroFlow in general and some of the theory behind my 8K workflow.

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Ah, the eternal quest for pixel perfection, a saga akin to Frodo's journey to Mordor, only with less orcs and more color grading. Why do I prance down the 8K yellow brick road, you ask? Well, let’s unravel this digital tapestry, shall we?

Picture me, a modern-day Merlin, conjuring visual spells in my digital lair, a.k.a the DaVinci Resolve timeline, usually cavorting in the modest realm of UHD 4K. Yet, when the time comes to bid adieu to my creations, I escort them out through the grand gates of GyroFlow, decked out in the regalia of 8K, with a very high bitrate and the royal 444 chroma subsampling. Ah, a sight for sore eyes indeed!

Now, you may wonder, why this extravagance? It’s all about keeping the villainous lens distortion at bay! You see, GyroFlow, the gallant knight of this tale, gallivants across the image, stretching it hither and thither to correct the nefarious lens distortion. However, during this noble endeavor, details in the corners could be lost to the void, a tragedy akin to losing the kingdom’s prized jewels.

This is why I, your humble digital sovereign, ensure that every pixel is armored in the finest 8K attire, ensuring no loss in detail as GyroFlow vanquishes lens distortion from the land. My workflow, dear squire, is a meticulously choreographed ballet, designed to preserve every morsel of acquired information, discarding none, as if each pixel were a cherished citizen in my digital dominion.

So, every time I embark on this pixelated quest, I'm not merely editing, oh no. I'm leading a grand army of pixels into battle, each one poised to dazzle the eyeballs of the realm!