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  • Thank U again Rick. Will go with the Panasonic then.

  • because we are getting another camera and I simply wanna get the right one. if i sweat or not , the company will buy a new camera. so its worth a while getting the right one for the job I guess.

  • Thank u Rick for the advise.

    It was very helpful. reducing the intensity kills the spills and now i’m able to pull out a neat key.

    Now we are buying a new camera along with the Panasonic 160A. so among the two models i mentioned above which is the right one for green screen shooting. are there any cameras that shoot in 4k resolution with 4:2:2 color sampling within 10,000$.

    we need to shoot 2 scenes at a time simultaneously.

    one camera will be capturing the subject on a normal frame and the other one with zooming and close ups and all that.

    will buying a different brand camera other than panasonic camera give odd color results?

  • u can go for a better normal gaming card. there’s no use for quadro or workstation cards unless u r simulating something or physix kinda stuff.. I’m no master but i use a amd 7750. after effects, 3ds max, maya and nuke work like charm. save up the gpu money and go for a better intel i7 maybe a 3rd gen 3770 or higher along with a supported mobo as most of the rendering(Adobe After Effects CS6, Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Adobe Illustrator CS6) is processor based. more the ram is always better.

    if u wanna upgrade with the present build without major changes; increase the RAM(if possible) and windows 8 will be better upgrade( its alryt to run vista, i still run xp on one of ma system and linux mint on couple others).a cooler master 212 evo must take care of the heating problem. as per 100% usage check if some unwanted programmes are running in background. u might also look at SSD for more stable and no-hang workflow.

    hope you like it.

  • thank u nick for the reply.. i meant the rgb values. and over time i was able to get a better output.. another issue i have is the video is full of grains as it was shot with auto exposure and ND filters are also not set properly and top light is directly on top of the character’s head giving extra exposure..

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