Benjamin Gadberry
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Thanks Shane! I’m new to Avid but need to learn the workflow…with Premiere it is almost too easy for DSLRs. The H.264 files coming off of the Canon DSLR can be imported directly into Premiere and you don’t have to copy the files.
I apologize for my “newbie” status with Avid. I really haven’t found a great explanation for the AMA workflow.
Doesn’t transcoding produce an Avid Native file and then you are left with your original files and the transcoded files? That seems like it would take up considerable space on a drive, unless I am mistaken.
My concern with transcoding would be a perceived lack of quality loss? The Canon H.264 codec compresses video too much already, wouldn’t transcoding result in further loss?
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Whoops, sorry Dave, I typed everything but forgot the link, here’s the link I meant to attach:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auXMHMAZL6Y
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Hi Jonas, thank you for your response! Those are a couple lenses I am looking at.
I’m curious, what type of neutral density filter would you recommend for using with the 1.8? If I’m looking for good results on a budget, should I purchase a variable ND filter, or filters with a set grade, such as .3, .6, or .9?
Thanks!
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Greetings Sareesh,
Thanks for your response––I’ve been considering a ND filter for Video just so that I can shoot at shallow depths of field without overexposing my video.
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