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1080i60, 1440×1080 to prores422
Hi,
I have footage shot on a Canon HV-30. It is HDV 1080i60 with frame size 1440×1080 (current size 1888×1062(actual)) and fps 29.96
To edit on FCP7, do i still need to convert this to Prores422?
And if the answer to that is yes, then should i use the original parameters for the footage i mentioned above when i convert?
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Can you use the the canon plugin and long and transfer?
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[Warren Eig] ” Can you use the the canon plugin and long and transfer?”
No, it’s tape…not a digital file, so you have to Log and Capture. BUT…there is a way to capture HDV as ProRes. Only, it’ll still be 1440×1080, with anamorphic flags to stretch it out to 1920.
There’s a tutorial on that here at the Cow:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/poisson_chris/hdv-prores.php
Shane
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Thanks for link.
But I by no means want to recapture the footage.
My question is this: Given the HDV parameters of the footage i stated above, do i still need to convert to Prores to edit in FCP7? And if so, should i keep all the original parameters of my source footage or should I change the frame size, etc?
My project is going to have footage not only from the canon HV-30, but also HD footage shot on a Samsung s9+ phone. So i would need to settle on a sequence setting of the best frame rate, frame size, etc to accommodate these different source materials. I’m only just beginning the editing phase now, so i figure i better make this decision of optimal sequence settings now.
Then I can take my different source materials and transcode them to Prores with a common setting.
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[raju bhai] “Given the HDV parameters of the footage i stated above, do i still need to convert to Prores to edit in FCP7?”
No. FCP 7 will edit HDV just fine, and you can export a ProRes full scale QT in the end.
[raju bhai] “And if so, should i keep all the original parameters of my source footage or should I change the frame size, etc?”
Keep the original everything. Drop a clip into a new sequence and let FCP make that sequence match the clip settings and use that. Then export ProRes in the end
[raju bhai] “My project is going to have footage not only from the canon HV-30, but also HD footage shot on a Samsung s9+ phone. So i would need to settle on a sequence setting of the best frame rate, frame size, etc to accommodate these different source materials.”
OOOOOOOHhhhh…. IN that case…Edit on a ProRes 422 1920×1080 sequence. Frame rate to match the majority of the footage.
Shane
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thank you! btw, do u know the differnce between the stated frame size and the “current” “actual” framse size? it says frame size is 1920 by 1080, but then says actual is 1440 by 1080. Not sure which one i should use, i imagine the actual size
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OK, sorry, now i know this is what I have:
-canon HV-30 footage that is 1440 x 1080, 29.97fps
-flipcam footage that is 1280 x 720, 50fpsI may not use the samsung s9+ footage after all, just the above 2.
So i imagine i should convert both to Prores 422. Just wondering which frame size and frame rate is optimal to accommodate both. I’m not worried about the sync issue as long as the video portion is intact. This is a music video and i don’t need the performance to sync up with the visuals so accurately (i can always nudge clips around).
Also, is it ok if i keep the audio at 44.1 khz, or does it have to be converted to 48khz to work well in FCP7?
ok, please lemme know, thank you
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What kind of file do you have to deliver when you are finished?
i don’t have any requirements as per type of file, finished product is for going up on youtube.
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Thanks Shane,
Actually. These are the parameters of the footage I’ll be using in this project:
-canon HV-30 footage that is 1440 x 1080, 29.97fps
-flipcam footage that is 1280 x 720, 50fpsShould I still transpose to 1920×1080? Neither of the footage is that frames size. Also, mixing 29.97 fps with 50fps. Which frame rate should I choose for best result? (I know it’s a tall order mixing such diverse frames rates but I’m not worried about the sync so much since I can nudge clips to fit)
Thanks
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Hi Dave,
The finished product is for uploading to Youtube.
These are the parameters of the footage I’ll be using in this project:
-canon HV-30 footage that is 1440 x 1080, 29.97fps
-flipcam footage that is 1280 x 720, 50fpsShould I still transpose to 1920×1080? Neither of the footage is that frames size. Also, mixing 29.97 fps with 50fps. Which frame rate should I choose for best result? (I know it’s a tall order mixing such diverse frames rates but I’m not worried about the sync so much since I can nudge clips to fit)
Thanks
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Hi Dave,
I figure since i have both 1480×1080 and 1280×720 footage, then i should probably go with 1480×1080 since that will accommodate both types of footage. Or are u saying 1280×720 would be the better option?
Also, since i have two different frame rates, i understand it could be a problem, but what do you think would be the best frame rate to use in my project to accommodate both? With both 29.97fps and 50fps, should i settle on the project being 30fps? or 50fps? or?
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