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  • Margus Voll

    August 19, 2006 at 6:21 am

    Hi.

    With DL Multibridge it will not be a problem only array has to suppoert it.
    Have you tested component out?

    Margus.

  • Margus Voll

    August 19, 2006 at 2:57 pm

    Yet annother tought with workflow.

    I’d go then with macpro with internal disks.
    Just would add 3 x 750 GB drives and stripe them together as raid 5
    or just raid 0. that should do it ?

    For visual side i think i’d go for DeckLink HD Extreme with
    HDLink (or something SD in the beginning)

    Final output will be Beta SP or Digibeta for a while.

    It all makes my entering investments a “bit” lighter 🙂

    Margus.

  • Uli Plank

    August 20, 2006 at 9:01 am

    Hi Shane,

    had a look at your blog on keying and I might have a suggestion for you.

    While I like the very cinematic motion blur of the Pana as well, I normally avoid it on recordings meant for keying for the same reasons you describe (I like DV Matte Pro too). I shoot this stuff with rather short exposure times and add motion blur to the composite. How? Well, RS Motion Blur from http://www.revisIonfx.com (in my eyes the top specialists on vector based video wizardry) does a good job on such footage in many cases. Not in all cases, artificial motion blur has it’s limits, but it works particularly well with keyed composites. A typical defect of vector-based motion blur, it’s influence on non-moving parts of the background, even helps with integration in most of these cases.

    Give post motion blur a try, there’s a demo version on their site.

    Regards,

    Uli

    Author of “DVDs gestalten und produzieren”, a book on professional DVD-authoring in German.

  • Majorasshole

    August 26, 2006 at 5:29 am

    https://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-SATA.cfm

    this might be more affordable g-raid mac and pc compatible. For $500-$1000 you can get something large enough to serve a few hours of uncompressed HD.

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