Technical workflows built for demanding productions.
Professional DIT presence, on-set data workflow and post-ready delivery, adapted to commercials, fiction, branded content and international productions.
Services designed to protect image, data and delivery.
Aranda DITs supports camera, production and post teams with reliable technical workflows from prep to final handoff.
01DIT RentalExisting
Equipment-only rental of a fully configured DIT station, prepped and tested before delivery, with technical support available for the duration of the shoot.
Ask about this service →02DIT ServicesExisting · expanded
A dedicated DIT on set, operating the full technical workflow in real time — monitoring exposure and color, validating camera settings, and keeping camera, production and post aligned throughout the shoot day.
Ask about this service →03Data WorkflowExisting · expanded
Every card is offloaded and verified against multiple checksum standards before being written to redundant storage, with a full camera and copy report delivered alongside the material.
Ask about this service →04On-Set Color & DailiesExisting · expanded
A creative color pass applied on set through LUTs, CDLs or ACES CTLs, carried through into synced, editorial-ready dailies delivered on the same shoot day.
Ask about this service →05Workflow Design & ConsultingExisting · expanded
Technical consulting ahead of production: designing the color and data pipeline (ACES, HDR/SDR), running camera and lens tests, and calibrating monitors so the whole crew starts the shoot on the same page.
Ask about this service →06Uploads / TransferExisting · expanded
Material is packaged, verified and securely transferred to the destination server — yours or a third party's — with confirmation once the transfer completes.
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* Results are approximate. Manufacturers may update specs after publication, and this calculation might not yet reflect those changes — treat figures as orientative, not final.