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Raw Footage for agencies, brands and editors

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On DmGby, Raw Footage is the declared category for camera-captured material published as a vertical audiovisual asset. It stays separate from AI Raw Outputs so an agency can see the origin declared by the creator before evaluating a video. The category supports discovery; it does not by itself certify rights, absence of editing or a camera-RAW codec.

Searches this family can organize

  • 9:16 texture Raw Footage for a product campaign.
  • Filmed cinematic B-roll for Reels.
  • Macro shots showing softness and haircare.
  • Camera material to edit and adapt for a brand.

What to review before selecting

  1. 1Confirm that the card belongs to the Raw Footage feed.
  2. 2Compare niche, tags, creator and visible publication signals.
  3. 3Play the asset and check that framing fits the final channel.
  4. 4Review terms and commercial status before assuming a license.

Category scope

Raw Footage describes the content world selected at publication. Dy checks technical and platform-policy signals, but does not establish complete authorship or provide legal advice.

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Frequently asked questions

Raw Footage questions

Does Raw Footage mean a camera-RAW file?

Not necessarily. On DmGby it is the filmed-origin category distinct from AI Raw Outputs; the current upload format is vertical MP4 video.

Does the category guarantee commercial use?

No. Review visible conditions, Terms and checkout status. Classification alone does not grant a license.

How do I find a specific product shot?

Describe material type, niche, visual signal, format and channel—for example, “9:16 macro softness Raw Footage for Reels”.

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