Exporting Uncompressed

Hello,
I have Final Cut Pro 7, but compressor is not working for me...I have a video we just shot on the cannon 7D and we need some effects done to it. My animator asked for an exported file uncompressed. What is the best way to go about doing that for him, can you do that with quicktime conversion??
Thanks!

Yes or QuickTime Movie and change to uncompressed in whatever frame size you're using. Bear in mind these are going to be humongously large files that require a really fast RAID to play back.

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just finished editing a 50 minute doc that will be aired on Greek TV
I edited with most of my footage beeing DV-pal 16:9 so I edited on a sequence with these kind of settings.
I exported a "current settings" version and took it to an AVID and recorded a BETASP tape with that.
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now then I must find out more:
Danny D, I watch anything of his, not listed as transmitted here
this is a much bigger show than I would expect to use the DVX 100, to our thinking this is a very brave and weird choice of camera, certainly not chosen to keep costs down, but I dont know the situation in the USA, you would never get away with this in the UK
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if a broadcaster flouts the regs there are very heavy fines so you just dont play silly.
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Working with CS4 with all current updates...
I have no issue exporting any other format (that I know of) including flv and wmv and m2v.
I am using PCs with Windows 7 Pro 64bit on a Desktop with 8GB RAM and Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit on a Laptop with 4GB RAM. I've had nothing but problems with CS4 since I cleanly installed my Desktop and purchased my Laptop. Adobe Premiere will not export DV compressed with video, only audio, and will not export uncompressed at all! I have a system with Vista Pro 64bit at work, and none of these problems are there.
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Using Final Cut Pro to animation(2D) project(30fps), I've experienced a problem exporting uncompressed TGA image sequence files.
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After exporting a files, I supposed to get 1MB each(file size), but I got less than 1MB each(file size). It tells us that those are compressed files. The size of files is random. when I use Avid Nitris there is no problem but it is different with the Final Cut Pro.
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Patrick,
I'm sorry it has taken me so long to reply you. I can't post your request, because Avid is not here. So I will post another example, and I have another question. This is the nearset approach to problem. See below images.
I use QuickTime 7.1 and Final Cut Pro 5.1.1 in the PowerMac G5 2.0 Ghz.
1. File > Export > QT Converstion > Image Sequence > Options > TGA, 30, Best Depth
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2. File > Export > QT Converstion > Image Sequence > Options > TIFF, 30, Best Depth (Compression: None)
Finally, I was a great success See the files size: all 1MB each. I can get the result that I want/___sbsstatic___/migration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png
OK, now question, I will tell you.
Why have a different result? (TGA vs TIFF)
'TIFF options' have a compression option, but 'TGA options' haven't it. So 'TGA image sequence' can't make uncompressed files. For what reason? Do you know any particular reason?
: TGA Options haven't compression option.
: TIFF Options have a compression option.
What's the 'Little Endian'? I don't know this option: Little Endian.
Could you explain that for me, please? Lay it all out for me, please..
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Actually I have an Intel Q9550 CPU on which I edit my videos. I didn't have problems with Full HD untill I started to work with AVCHD Format.
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