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  • Andrew Sableton

    June 24, 2013 at 5:03 pm in reply to: How to email individual grades?

    or just export the project and check the box to include stills

  • Andrew Sableton

    June 24, 2013 at 4:51 pm in reply to: AVID / SonyF3 XDCAM EX workflow?

    If you are going to be grading TV series in the future I would suggest purchasing an AVID license so you can handle the conform in a professional manner….

    FCP 7 is dead and in a couple of years will not be used on anything at all. FCP X is barely being used on longform broadcast material and most major companies that were using FCP 7 were so burnt by the way Apple treated them that they won’t consider betting on their software in the future. The companies I work with that have 40 + edit stations that were on FCP 7 have gone to AVID in every case. I hear that some smaller shops are trying Premiere with mixed results.

    I would purchase AVID and transcode / consolidate to DNXHD and go AAF – good, solid, professional workflow.

    AS

  • Thx for the suggestions….

    I guess I’m wondering what ‘auto’ is doing then…?

    AS

  • Andrew Sableton

    June 6, 2013 at 8:56 pm in reply to: Copying Grades from Different Projects

    Dan….honestly this is a basic operation question…..

    I would recommend a highly expensive and obscure training resource…..

    Read the manual

    AS

  • The post Imp who waits until Imminent client meeting to do his mischief….

  • Yeah would be nice….I think the main thing is not having to go in and out of light box though…I believe V10 will add more access to grading functionality from light box boy don’t know exactly what we will be getting…

  • Sure…. But to make the point again….With control surface you don’t have to leave lightroom

  • At least with the JL Cooper this is incorrect. All in the lightroom it is just a matter of a copy and paste like pattern. 1. Save grade (copy to mem – which is natively suported on the panel). 2. Select the clips you want to copy the grade to (no need for grouping – just highlight continuous or non continuous group of clips). 3. Apply the memory.

    In other words, copy, select target and paste.

    So….just leave one memory slot (probably A) as your ever changing “clipboard” where you copy currently desired grades for pasting and you have the functionality you desire….

    QED

  • Control surface access to memories as in previous post

  • You can apply a saved grade (still) to multiple shots just by selecting them and middle
    Clicking on the saved still. No need
    To group. I do this every day. It works.

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