Question 1

What does a Digital Imaging Technician (DIT) do?

Accepted Answer

A Digital Imaging Technician (DIT) manages the complete digital workflow on a film or commercial set. This includes on-set color management, camera data offloading, quality control, LUT application, and ensuring the integrity of all camera files from set to post-production.

Question 2

Why should I hire a DIT for my production?

Accepted Answer

A professional DIT protects your most valuable asset — the footage. Without a DIT, you risk data loss, inconsistent on-set looks, and expensive post-production surprises. A skilled DIT ensures your technical and creative vision are aligned from day one.

Question 3

What is on-set color management?

Accepted Answer

On-set color management means applying and managing color LUTs in real time during filming. This allows the director, DP, and creative team to see a representation of the final color grade as they shoot, leading to more consistent and intentional creative decisions.

Question 4

Which cameras does Gregor Dietz support as a DIT?

Accepted Answer

All major professional cinema cameras are supported, including ARRI Alexa 35, ARRI Alexa Mini LF, RED Monstro, RED Komodo X, Sony Venice 2, Sony FX9, and Canon EOS C300 Mark III.

Question 5

What software does a professional DIT use?

Accepted Answer

The primary tools are Pomfort Silverstack XT for data management and checksum verification, Pomfort LiveGrade Pro for on-set color grading, and DaVinci Resolve Studio for advanced color work.

Question 6

Is Gregor Dietz available for international productions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. While based in Vienna, Austria, Gregor Dietz is available for productions throughout Europe and internationally. Travel terms are discussed per project.

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