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  • Ben Starkey

    June 12, 2012 at 3:47 pm in reply to: WWDC 2012: No New Mac Pro

    Linkin Park was singing about the Mac Pro:

    We’re building it up
    To break it back down
    We’re building it up
    To burn it down
    We can’t wait
    To burn it to the ground

    Digital Colorist

    https://www.benstarkey.com

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  • Ideally you’ll want to get into a store that has both so you can really sit down and make your own judgement call. There’s quite the split in preference but at the end of the day it’s just a tool, a great budget friendly tool at that – either one will speed up your grading considerably. However, if desk space is really really at a premium I think the AVID panel is what you’re looking for.

    Ben Starkey
    Digital Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    November 7, 2011 at 8:51 pm in reply to: New Panasonic Broadcast/Post Plasmas

    Will these reference grade plasmas still require the extensive continual calibration/re-calibration that the previous consumer models did or are they ready to go out of the box ala a Flanders Scientific?

    I guess my other concern is whether floating white points are still part of the equation.

    Ben Starkey
    Digital Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    August 23, 2011 at 1:50 am in reply to: Neutral Background

    I think I’d consider purchasing a piece of drywall or fiberglass the size you want for back surround, mounting it to the brick wall, and then painting that to neutral grey.

    Ben Starkey
    Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    August 10, 2011 at 11:57 pm in reply to: Keeping track of employees’ projects & progress

    Sounds like you’re in great need of a FileMaker Pro networked database.

    Ben Starkey
    Colorist

  • I for one am glad to see this web page up and running. It provides far more clarity and settles what little debate there was regarding who FCP X was designed for. I prefer clarity to agreement.

    Ben Starkey
    Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    July 7, 2011 at 10:43 pm in reply to: Mac Pro Question

    Depends on the model of Mac Pro.

    2008 models can use 8GB+ in multiple configurations.

    2009-2010 are the picky models: 6GB, 12GB, or 24GB optimized.

    Source: Resolve 8.0 Mac Config Guide.

    Ben Starkey
    Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    July 7, 2011 at 7:34 pm in reply to: Mac Pro Question

    Rohit makes an excellent recommendation on dropping the RAM to 6. Alternatively you could increase to 12 GB RAM. Blackmagic is very specific on their RAM recommendations for Resolve.

    Ben Starkey
    Colorist

  • Ben Starkey

    June 28, 2011 at 4:04 pm in reply to: Can Apple Be Trusted Ever Again?

    Agreed. Great writeup. My disappointment is obviously with the company direction and not as much with the FCP X app itself. This app just represents more clearly than anything before it the direction Apple is headed.

    Ben Starkey
    Color Correction & Grading
    Online Finishing
    Editor
    http://www.benstarkey.com

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