FDD Transfers is file transfer built for film and video. Drop a video on the page and a project is made at once, with a share link ready to send. Big files go up in parts and carry on after a dropped connection. The person you send to watches in the browser, then downloads the original, with no account.
On a shoot, cameras that send over FTP or SFTP (Sony, Canon, Nikon, Blackmagic, RED) upload clips as they record. Every folder downloads to the editor's drive by itself, and proxies are paired with their originals. Clients review with timecoded comments and versions.
Log footage plays the way it's meant to look. S-Log3, C-Log3, V-Log, N-Log, F-Log2, D-Log, Apple Log and more are viewed as Rec.709 (or HDR on screens that show it) in the player, the grid and on share links, with no LUT to load.
You pay for storage, not seats: invite as many people as you like.
