Can 10-bit video files be sold on Pond5?

High-dynamic-range is here, but is it here at Pond5? I have 8mm footage that was scanned on a Lasergraphics ScanStation at 16-bit depth, which allows me to extract HDR files from it. So can I start uploading HDR footage at Pond5?

Yes, I've uploaded 10 bit video for years.

But to answer your other question of can you upload HDR footage here.
A quick search for HDR footage comes back with over 28,000 videos.
So I guess that answer is also yes.

I took your suggestion to search for HDR footage. all the results I looked at have a bit depth: 24. So, it looks like 'not yet'.

but yours is 16-bit?

My scans start out as 16 bits per color DPX files, yes.

Right now I'm grading and delivering in 8-bit Rec. 709 (standard for 8-bit HD.)

The 16-bit DPX files as source give me two things;
—More latitude to grade faded and/or badly exposed footage and produce a usable image (without it posterizing,) and;
—Future-proof my initial scan of the footage. I should have enough 'meat' in the DPX files to grade out a 10-bit HDR version of the footage. All I'll need to do is re-load the 16-bit files onto the SSD and re-grade in 10-bit Rec. 2020 when that come on line, and do it again in 10- or 12-bit Rec. 2100 when that comes online. It just requires that I specify that the timeline and output are in the HDR colorspaces. The software handles the conversion from 16-bit DPX to 8-bit Rec. 709, or 10- or 12-bit Rec. 2020, or 10- or 12-bit Rec. 2100.

The secret of Kodachrome is that the past was shot in HD-HDR

I've been uploading 10bit for years and now shooting 12bit prores raw

Could you please direct me to one of your videos that is offered on Pond5 that has bit depth: 30?