Yes. Doing so would put the files in the same class as the CinemaDNG output by Blackmagic Design's cameras or RED's R3D. The difference is similar to the diffe

Yes. Doing so would put the files in the same class as the CinemaDNG output by Blackmagic Design's cameras or RED's R3D. The difference is similar to the difference between JPEG and RAW in stills. You get a lot more flexibility in post and can usually capture a little more dynamic range. There's a video comparing RAW video to H.264 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkSYIzCgdIk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkSYIzCgdIk