Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
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After a lot testing i have made custum presets to get the look i want. In the default setting this camera is terrible.
So my advice to everybody is to put together CP’s first and than start filming. I also find that the zebra and waveform are things you cannot do without with this camera.
When i got this camera i had no time to test it, and had to use it rightaway. I was not very happy with the results from that day, but now i feel convident that in the future my footage will look great. -
Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
December 12, 2011 at 9:47 pm in reply to: Copyright clearance form for clients to signIf you do not trust it, do not use it..
It happens to me a lot that people sent me their videos with copyright music in it. Unless they have a legal document wich shows me that they have paid for the rights or that they are the legal owner, i replace it with royalty free music that i have. If they have the rights for the music they have to give me a copy wich i keep in my archive. Mostly they do not have that.
Sure, the sweetest thing from U2 sounds nice under a romantic scene, but i surely don’t want Bono on my neck -
Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
September 12, 2011 at 4:55 am in reply to: Blink effect for premiere prolooks like the stroboscoop effect.
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Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
January 13, 2011 at 8:45 pm in reply to: export to apple prores 422 in premiere cs5 on a macNow i’m already done with this project i will tell you what i’ve done. I used an old mac with an old version of fcp on it to encode all the SD files to prores and mpegstreamclip for the HD mpeg2 files.
I like ppro because i can import almost everything. In fcp i have to convert everything. I’m not complaining, i’m switching back to ppro.
I’ve been working for two months with cs5 now and it is really good.
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Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
January 9, 2011 at 8:17 pm in reply to: export to apple prores 422 in premiere cs5 on a macFcp? No thanks. Used it, but don’t like it. premiere works so much easier and therefor faster.
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Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
December 10, 2010 at 8:23 pm in reply to: export to apple prores 422 in premiere cs5 on a macWell anyway, i already found a workaround. Thanks for your effort, folks.
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Andre Van suntenmaartensdijk
December 10, 2010 at 5:32 am in reply to: export to apple prores 422 in premiere cs5 on a macThank you Kevin. Buying fcp just for a codec is not going to happen.
Goodbye apple proress.
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Jon, that’s exactly what i was looking for. Thanks a lot for your help.
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Thanks for your help Tim. You are right i missed cs3 and cs4. I upgraded from cs2 to cs5. I knew premiere on the mac would mis some effects and transitions (never use transitions by the way), but i did not know adobe has eliminated some effects after cs2.
Cs5 works great by the way and i’m happy with my choice to update my old cs2.
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Thanks Todd, but i already tried that. I do not get the same effect i’m looking for. I’ll try in after effects to make something new.