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  • No, the video I linked had robots.

    You can never have enough robots. I don’t care what the Wachowski Bros. think. More robots, ma!

  • Unless the robots are moving the screens…..

    https://vimeo.com/75260457

    BTW, I would REALLY like to wear projection mapping when I go out n’ about.

  • Bob Woodhead

    August 16, 2014 at 11:51 am in reply to: C300 import?

    I use C300/100 footage every day for last couple years. Never had a problem using the Canon plugin. Just popped over to the Canon download page, and I see there’s a (much) newer import plugin available (as of 6/26/14). If you just downloaded, perhaps a bug in the new version? Maybe Canon can send you an old version to test.

  • Bob Woodhead

    August 16, 2014 at 11:30 am in reply to: UK NLE Survey

    [Christopher Travis] “A “taster tape” is in common parlance where I come from (London). It’s a not-for-broadcast clip produced for commissioners or clients to sell either a programme idea or to show new presenting talent.”

    Wondrous Welsh rarebit! My cheesy joke didn’t have legs to stand on. Thanks for the slang education Chris, in fact, I may replace “sizzle” with “taster” over here. And in keeping with the theme, perhaps I’ll ply the clients with spirits prior to playback. Make that “V1” viewing into something that needs a designated driver…

    I was surprised to see the lead Avid has… did UK broadcast never make much of a switch to Legacy, or did they quickly return to Avid post-Legacy?

  • Bob Woodhead

    August 15, 2014 at 9:56 pm in reply to: UK NLE Survey

    Apple is cited for … cutting together tasters.

    Obviously this survey is biased towards those who edit for food networks. Fallacious, I say!

  • Bob Woodhead

    August 7, 2014 at 11:10 pm in reply to: FCP X Strikes Again

    These threads are so much more fun when they only tangentially deal with editing.

    More memes, ma!

  • I’ve always thought a star wipe works better than a dissolve in most cases, anyway.

    But if you’ve got the change, a lap dissolve is fun, too.

  • Bob Woodhead

    July 30, 2014 at 6:15 pm in reply to: Premier(e)Pro is the tool of choice in Atlanta.

    *SNAP*

    “this’ll only hurt a bit….”

    Sort of sums up the PPro experience?

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    CMX-Quantel-Avid-Premiere-FCPX-AFX-Crayola
    “What a long strange trip it’s been….”

  • Bob Woodhead

    July 30, 2014 at 6:11 pm in reply to: Switched…then switched back?

    This probably doesn’t count for Tim, but I recently did one **very** small project in PPro. Like a day’s worth. Felt like I was back to using a flip phone after being on a smartphone for years. Just too retro. Stone knives and bearskins.

    OK, that was maybe a touch of hyperbole, but really, it did feel like stepping back in time.

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    CMX-Quantel-Avid-Premiere-FCPX-AFX-Crayola
    “What a long strange trip it’s been….”

  • Bob Woodhead

    July 20, 2014 at 11:59 am in reply to: BBC “Sherlock Holmes”

    It’s called tilt-shift usually. There’s at least one plugin for it, or as Gary sez, lenses as well. Love the show, BTW.

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