Exports of better quality?

I edited a clip that was shot with the canon 5 d dslr so I have images of 29.97 FPS 1080 HD. I want to export the best quality possible, so that I can have a 'master' to mess with color correction and bounce then several different formats for different purposes (vimeo, cable tv, dvd, etc). I read that I should not use the option "match sequence settings" or h264 or the other. Anyone know the best way? Thanks in advance.

Search for 'None' in the middle of the list in the Post #11.  It's how you choose generic not compressed.

-Jeff

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