Alexander Lee
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Panasonic and Canon just announced a bunch of new camcorders at CES, so hold off and buy those. I believe the Canon HFS10 is the replacement to the HF11, so get that one. The image quality of the Canon vs. Panasonic was like comparing the DVX-100 to the Sony PD-150. The Canon looks much more filmlike. Disappointed as I love the DVX-100 and thought that Panny would do a better job. Maybe the newly announced models are better. Google is your friend.
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The timeline waveform tip has been very useful as well! Thank you David and Arnie!
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Got my answer:
In either the Viewer or the Canvas, directly above the image are three pop-up menus.
Choose the middle one, Playhead Sync, and set it to Open.Thank you guys!
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I believe the Digibeta timecode is 29.97 NDF (non-drop frame)
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This is great info Abraham! I assumed their were some serious web tools for this, and I always wondered what MYSQL and PHP were. I will pass this on to my web designer. She’s knowledgeable about graphics design but not so savvy on the technical backbone stuff.
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I’m on:
FCP 6.0.4
Compressor 3.0.3
DVDSP 4.2.1 -
Text generator. I zoomed in on the canvas 800%
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OK, I’ve done some tests. My theory is that I made 2 mistakes:
A. I made a nest of my DV sequence including titles and dropped that on a 10 bit sequence.
B. I exported a Quicktime movie without rendering that DV sequence nest.So I believe my workflow solution is:
1. Nest only the picture of my DV sequence.
2. Drop that nest onto a 10 bit sequence.
3. Copy and paste FCP text titles from the DV sequence to track V2 of the 10 bit sequence.
4. Render
5. Export to Quicktime movie.I tried Rafael’s suggestion and could not tell the difference. But despite these improvements, I still notice a bit of white in my titles:
[img]https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3108/2795216090_3a7b941e42_o.png[/img]
Is this the best quality I can squeeze out of 10 bit titles?
Thanks for info.