Swalavya·Film·1 min read
What a DIT actually does on set
A DIT (digital imaging technician) looks after your camera data from the moment a card leaves the camera.
The work includes safe offloading with checksum verification, multiple backups, look and LUT management, and an organised handover to the edit.
The biggest risk on a shoot is rarely a bad shot. It is losing a card, and a DIT is there to make sure that never happens.
Quick takeaways
- Ask for two verified backups before any card is reformatted
- Agree folder naming before day one
- Share the LUT with your editor early