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  • Bob Woodhead

    March 10, 2012 at 1:49 am in reply to: Confession of a switcher

    I dunno… after Steve’s comment, it was like a roomful of people passing around a quart of bad milk, saying “Does this smell bad to you?”. I managed not to inhale. 😛

  • Bob Woodhead

    March 4, 2012 at 7:38 pm in reply to: Could it be…?

    Noob. (@Floris)

  • Bob Woodhead

    March 2, 2012 at 11:52 pm in reply to: New upgrade to Premiere Pro when?

    This is indeed their moment to make a BIG stride forward in industry acceptance.

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    CMX-Quantel-Avid-FCP-Premiere-3D-AFX-Crayola
    “What a long strange trip it’s been….”

  • Bob Woodhead

    March 2, 2012 at 11:48 pm in reply to: Could it be…?

    Damn fine post, Aindreas.

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    Quantel-Avid-FCP-Premiere-3D-AFX-Crayola
    Panasonic HPX500/AF100

  • Bob Woodhead

    February 8, 2012 at 9:14 pm in reply to: Any rumors about 6.0?

    **I heard** that PPro 6.0 is going to have auto-focus correction detection…. so when any out-of-focus or soft-focus shots are being ingested, the system recomputes the bokeh and collimates the vectors so that any uncorrected pixel shift is redirected into an aligned state, thus producing perfect focus and framing.

    Or, as Todd suggests, wait for NAB. 😀

  • THanks guys. That’s right, Jeremy – I’d forgotten about the AV Foundation issue. And with the question about path conflicts resolved, that makes it easy; I’ll stay on SL, running both on same drive. At such time as I deem necessary, my current system drive will, as you put it Jeremy, get “locked off” as a secondary boot drive.

  • Bob Woodhead

    January 10, 2012 at 1:16 pm in reply to: Issue with Adobe Dynamic Link

    Just looking back through the comments, and a VERY important thing to note on the PPro-AFX workflow: when you plan on sending multiple segments from PPro, send the first, save the AFX file, then ALWAYS ALWAYS use the SAME AFX project for any subsequent “send to’s”.

    If you create multiple AFX projects (like I first did) then PPro WILL get confused, and your timeline will be firmly bollixed.

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    Quantel-Avid-FCP-Premiere-3D-AFX-Crayola
    Panasonic HPX500/AF100

  • Bob Woodhead

    January 8, 2012 at 12:35 pm in reply to: Issue with Adobe Dynamic Link

    And to add a suggestion for a “switcher”; when there’s a chance you may want to revisit the original edit after the AFX roundtrip, start out by copy/pasting the timeline clips above themselves, and send THAT to AFX. Disable the originals, and there you go – the originals are saved in place. (Though of course, any serious amount of work in AFX will negate any time savings of reverting to the original clips, but it can help simply to locate a replacement clip that can be brought separately into the AFX project).

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    Quantel-Avid-FCP-3D-AFX-Crayola
    Panasonic HPX500/AF100

  • Bob Woodhead

    January 2, 2012 at 12:36 pm in reply to: Project Manager Relinking Bug

    Tape? Oh… tape! I remember that stuff. 🙂

    THanks for this – I’ve filed it for future reference. Good stuff.

    “Constituo, ergo sum”

    Bob Woodhead / Atlanta
    Quantel-Avid-FCP-3D-AFX-Crayola
    Panasonic HPX500/AF100

  • Bob Woodhead

    December 24, 2011 at 6:03 pm in reply to: FCP X Six Months Later – Blog Post

    Absolutely true. There are plenty of better arguments about the direction Apple is taking. Away from pro editors, that is.

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