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Dylan Evans
February 27, 2009 at 12:03 amHonestly, im amazed at how closed minded some people here are. You clearly dont see what i mean by emitting in a curve, and reguardless as you will see if you read the rest of this thread a solution has already been posted for my problem. What would you know.
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Dylan Evans
February 27, 2009 at 12:05 amJust like to say a big thanks for your advice mate, sorted out my problem completely, got nice trails behind the drumsticks now.
Even better is that ive convinced my director to shoot at 720p down from 1080p but with double the framerate at 50fps, make things easier still.
Thanks again!
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Jim Wilcox
February 27, 2009 at 2:56 pmGlad it worked out for you. I’d recommend Mark Christiansen’s book Studio Techniques, where I learned that trick.
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David Bogie
February 27, 2009 at 3:06 pm[Dylan Evans] “Even better is that ive convinced my director to shoot at 720p down from 1080p but with double the framerate at 50fps, make things easier still. “
Hmm, that was our original suggestion. You need more discreet slices of time.
This gets a Duh.bogiesan
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Dylan Evans
February 27, 2009 at 10:33 pmYea, i was always aware that it was a lack of frames leading to this problem, but I never for a second thought my sirector would go for a lower resolution. Having a higher FPS combined with the technique mentioned by Jim should have me completely sorted. So a big thnks to all the helpful suggestions.
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