Image quality extracted from MOV video check request

[ThursdayJuly23rd]

My BMPCC6K camera shoots RAW video ( actually kind of a hybrid raw ) at 6144x3456 ... today I shot some video in the .braw format ( native format of this camera; but can also choose ProRes and other formats that might have been a better choice ) . I then converted the .braw video file to uncompressed .mov ( because 3DFlow didn't recognize the .braw format ) and imported the frames from the video. I'm wondering how I can tell if the images extracted from the video are optimized for 3Dflow or if I could have chosen a different format when converting from braw to 3Dflow recognized video file.

Could someone take a quick look at the images and tell me if they look useable?

Images here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wj4p6f1ch...nRQfbtHxa?dl=0

Also; how do I check how well an image is optimized for 3DFlow myself?

Thanks for any tips!

Update: The importing/aligning of jpg frames has been successful: 251 of 251. Happy with that ratio. I'll report back with an example of my simple test model later tonight or tomorrow morning.

[ThursdayJuly23rd]

Morning update... my test model turned out pretty good. Please see this video for details: http://somup.com/cYQqFdXdTw

Decent detail level up close...




Here is my capture pattern

[cam3d]

The images look usable for sure - When checking images you want to see sharpness (with no motion blur or out of focus blur) - Minimal sensor noise and not over/underexposed so that means shadows and highlights balanced.

I'm wondering how I can tell if the images extracted from the video are optimized for 3Dflow or if I could have chosen a different format when converting from braw to 3Dflow recognized video file.
- The images extracted from the video by 3Dflow will auto-filter out blur etc... https://youtu.be/d11ET_er5rs - If you're using uncompressed video then this will be best for Zephyr - Compression will introduce many artifacts which will reduce the quality of the output, in some cases significantly.

[ThursdayJuly23rd]

Thank you!