Alex Viarnes
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I would shoot 1080 30p.
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Hey Walter,
I’m suprised to hear you are not happy with Ft hd. I read somewhere, maybe POST magazine that you where using it in your work flow for a cooking show. What kind of problems are you having ?
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I’ve been using HVX/m2 combo for a few months mostly for commercials. Once you have things properly alligned it works very well in fact I rarely shoot without it. The major drawback is the light loss; in my experience I am at 64asa. You need a lot of light for anything other than straight sunlight. You have to shoot it as if you where working with a slow film stock and need someone pulling focus, but it gives a great look that you can’t get without shooting film. As far as which product is better ? They are all nearly the same, people say this is better, no the other is better..fact is, in a blind test where all the equipment is properly set up you would not be able to tell the difference.I bought the m2 because it was a shipping product at a good pricepoint and would carry me till Red One ships.
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Actually DIT was coined even before that for high end digital photography. I’ve been using one for years and it has really come in handy with P2 workflow.
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Jeremy,
I said a flat line at 40 ire … so what are we disagreeing about ??? as far as the scope in fcp I’ve just never had a problem with it, the values are the same on my panasonic monitor,maybe a couple of ire apart.
Happy friday
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I’m still not sure what you mean when you say not accurate.. off by what factor ? Are you looking at it in the capture window or in the tools pulldown ? for a green screen all you really need to see is if is even or not.
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I’ve never had a problem.. are you talking a couple or ire off or 20 ?
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The waveform in fcp will work perfectly for judging your green screen lighting. just shoot the screen by itself to see that you have a flat line across the whole image at 40. I have the panasonic monitor as well and it is great having the built in WFM but there is no reason to not use the FCP WFM for checking your lighting.
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very interesting post.
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Yes, thank you Jeremy, that is what I am using. A mac solution should have come with the product.
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