Calculate rendering time

If it takes 1 hour to render 4 minutes (in proResHQ for example)
Can I calculate that 40 minutes will take 10 hours?
thanks.

Probably. Maybe plus or minus something.. 10 or 20 percent.
Although I suspect a sliding scale, where the longer the project, render times may stretch a little, and overall render times do remain utterly dependent on the complexity of the grades. Try something with 6 or 7 secondaries, each qualified with a tracking user shape and a COLORFX node with a de-interlace tree, vignetted depth-of-field blur, and an RGB-split noise reducer, each channel with a different amount of median filtering....
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