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When you log clips with Log & Capture, the clips appear in your bin as you log them and before you capture them. You would simply close L&C, then export your batch.
I don’t know if you can do this with L&T. It’s something you’d need to look up in the manual and experiment with.
Arnie
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[Jeremy Garchow] “I don’t get it”
I do.
There is a small number of people who post frequently, get great advice, yet remain remarkably clueless. In a way, it’s quite impressive.
I try to make it a habit to not reply at all to such people, because the only thing I want to do is shout something like “Why didn’t you just do what we told you yesterday, then you wouldn’t be in this bind today!” Or “Just read the f****ing manual, already. Take a class, dammit!”
But why I really want to reply is “Why don’t you just hire a skilled editor and be done with it?”
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png files support transparency without an alpha, just like psd. I think that layered tiff files may support transparency, too, but I haven’t tired it out.
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[Alan Callaghan] “Any tips for getting film into video to look it’s best??”
I don’t know how handy you are, but here’s a DIY 8mm film scanner:
https://www.super-8.be/s8_Eindex.htm
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You can log your clips using L&T, export a batch list, then open that up in a word processor or spreadsheet and print that. No need to capture the shots before you export & print. And you can sort the different columns in a spreadsheet to create different lists.
I think it’s File>Export>Batch List.
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Arnie Schlissel
May 22, 2009 at 2:27 am in reply to: What do you use for your business internet connection?Those are crazy prices. Here in NYC, the cable and phone companies offer business versions of cable modem and FIOS. The pricing should be under $200 a month, and will include basic cable!
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In the end, it doesn’t matter because the network will squeeze the end credits to put a promo on screen at the same time, and they’ll speed then up to get an extra commercial in.
My only rule of thumb is to avoid thin fonts, script fonts, curly fonts calligraphy fonts- generally any font that doesn’t read easily or will cause moire or flicker or lend itself to aliasing.
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Arnie Schlissel
May 19, 2009 at 1:09 am in reply to: Help editing out words and replacing them in a cartoon where animation overlaps word[david bogie] “Google is your only hope:”
Not the only hope. Wikipedia has this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotoscope
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Stock shops like Getty & Corbis use Photo JPEG. Try that at 75% quality (high).
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[Ron Lindeboom] “I have talked with many software companies that tell me that in many countries of the world, they see DVDs for sale in the marketplaces that have their entire software line for sale for very little money, everyday.”
When I was in Moscow in the summer of ’06, I saw kiosks and storefronts that sold software, movie DVDs & music CDs. Most were bootlegs, but you could pay more for a “legit” copy in most of these places. I also saw a vending machine full of bootleg DVDs in an airport.
Arnie
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