Blub06
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Cut cut cut.
I went from cutting broadcast long and short form work one day to cutting the same on FCP the next day. It took about one or two weeks to really feel like I could do almost anything on FCP I coudl do on the Aivd. Those were 5 day weeks 10 hour days.
Cut cut cut.
Chris
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Please do it off the negative not the work print!
For Telecine you do not have to do a traditional a/b roll thats if you are working in a lab for an interneg or interpos and 16mm only, the video post process changes all of that, thank GOD!!!
Typical HD telecine would be to bring the neg into the room and forward throught and transfer the selects. Sync things later. Maybe with your cut you can not ID the selects with great speed, kind of backwards but, no ones lookin.
Chris
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Tape will not record high-def or DVCPRO50, but firewire output definitely will.
Thats right, all those high def tape decks recording 4:4:4 and 4:2:2, and DVCPRO50, and playing back on all the varius HD networks including the broadcast networks, it’s all a lie.
Chris
It was such an easy joke…
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All I did was change the suffix to .mov and, pop, the icon changed to a QT icon and I opened it from the desktop!
Thanks for the help.
Chris
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Thanks, I will try this.
Chris
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I ask because I am a casual investor who has been following Jim Cramer for about two years, I hear you skoff, (perhaps) he has made me money, and thats what its about.
Chris
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What are extenstions and reversal patterns? I understand your talking stocks.
Chris
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The wider the better, I coiuld even go for a 10×1 instead of the 13X, this should also help with the amount of light coming out the back of the lens.
Chris
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Now I can close my mouth on this little subject.
For me, the cost of the framestore thing is nothing, in a sense its the P2 realized in terms of the post production methodology, bravo!
Now where is that credit card of mine….
Chris
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I too have never had a drive die because I turn it off each day.
I have had drives die but this is always after the drive started acting funky for a few days or even weeks. When this happens to me I transfer the files and replace the thing.
Drives are mechanical, they grind and wear out, they also suck up power, little as it is over time and quantity of drives and days (nights) adds up.
I have heard, even from intelligent people, that you should not turn computers or drives off because of the power surge that hits them when you turn them on. Guess what, the folks that design and make this stuff know all about the start up issues and have taken care to solve that problem long long long ago.
Never a dead drive on start up…
Chris