[Andrew Kramer]

You can also use the Adobe Raw DNG converter to convert any RAW format to a universal one that will work with AE 7 and CS3.

[Andrew Kramer]

Hey Harry,
Is that the new logo for Red-Rectangle Studio? Pretty nice 🙂

[Andrew Kramer]

Well on a basic observation. Having a large project loaded into ram may yield less ram for rendering so perhaps a slower render.

But I think the real reason to have multiple projects for various shots is for versioning, and potential errors. I think many of us have had a corrupt project file that won’t open. By separating your work you’re more likely to maintain most of your work if this occurs. Also as for versioning, you can save multiple copies of particular shot as you work and return to a specific state in the process.

Lastly if you are working with multiple artist they can work on specific shots and finish them in one project. Otherwise you would have to update your project with new versions of comps and import massive projects that get bigger and bigger and the next thing you know the project isn’t opening and ahhHHh!

[Andrew Kramer]

Send me an Email info(at) videocopilot.net

I’ll see I can help resolve that for you.

The files are standard QuickTime PhotoJPG.

Thanks,
Andrew Kramer

[Andrew Kramer]

Reshoot and turn your shutter up. You can also try making a larger track area… but it gets pretty blurred over similar looking ground.

[Andrew Kramer]

Just place your footage on a 24fps comp and it will drop them for you. Be sure to experiement to find the best solution. Check out output also you may want to use a 23.976 comp instead.

AK

[Andrew Kramer]

Are you working in 32 bpc?

[Andrew Kramer]

No tracker with non-pro version?

[Andrew Kramer]

Not specifically, this is for a cool preset I’m working on. But now that I really have a handle on it, perhaps it is something I could share…

[Andrew Kramer]

Got it, You can just keep puting conditions inside of conditions!

if (FreqSwitch > 0) {
if (MaxSwitch > 0) {
1
} else {
2
}
} else {
if (MaxSwitch > 0) {
3
} else {
4
}
}

Then I can replace the numbers with complete conditions and it works perfectly. Sometimes writing things out sure helps.