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  • Resolve inspector widow issues

    Posted by Yoav Dagan on August 31, 2016 at 9:40 am

    Hi

    I found a very irritating issues between the EDIT / Color transform controls, maybe I am doing something wrong?

    I imported FCP7 XML of a 90 min doccie – lots of different sizes, Pal / HD etc’

    1. The interpolation of the transform (Size/zoom/pan/tilt) from FCP did not translate properly in resolve..
    2. in the edit window I can see a ZOOM values (not right but there are values)
    3.in the COLOR window / Sizing tab / Edit sizing – this original values do not appear!! (only if I reset the values back in the edit window!! ) very time consuming (I got many old footage like that
    4. So – workflow (for me) – go back to EDIT window, select clip, Transform, reset and back to COLOR window.

    5. While going back and forth to the edit window/Transform tab, I have found out that if I press the reset button on the Composite area it defaulting to NORMAL and the Opacity goes to 50%??? Surely it’s wrong…

    Anyone know about that?

    Yoav Dagan
    Colourist / Onliner
    TiNT Post Production
    South Africa
    tintpost.com

    Marc Wielage replied 9 years, 8 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Marc Wielage

    September 1, 2016 at 8:09 am

    Sizing and other aspects do not translate well between FCP7 and other editing programs. In particular, sizing does not generally translate to Resolve. My advice is to render a flattened reference file from FCP7 and use that to manually resize all the shots.

    I have seen cases where recent versions of Premiere and Avid do export XMLs where size changes do translate correctly. In particular, on one Avid project sometime back, they had dynamic repositions that actually came through in Resolve just fine.

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