Brian Barkley
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I am also new to Premiere, but the use of keyframes is the way I generally faded in and out when I was with the “Eidt” system.
Do you know how to use audio key frames for fading?
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The term “noisy” is subjective … what may be noisy to you may not be to someone else. I have no idea as to a suggestion . . .
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I might be that you’ll have to render it… not sure!
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Not everyone has the same opinion as to what exactly is the “film look”. My suggestion would be to do some experimenting with the settings in the camera, 24 fps, etc. Also with filters, lighting, etc. I don’t think we’re talking about the movement of the film because the sprockets do not fit tightly enough in the sprocket holes of the film, or scratches, etc. (or are we?)
I was brought up in the “film world”, having spent about 20 years there before taking the leap into video. I worked in both 16mm and 35mm, and edited on Moviolas, as well as flatbed editing tables such as KEMs. Video has always been too clean and plastic looking for my taste, but that’s just me.
If you find a solution to your predicament, please let us know.
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I wonder if shooting in NZ with 25 fps or 50 fps would have solved your problem? Were you shooting AC or battery? The AC at the concert might best have been matched with 25 fps or 50 fps.
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I have no clients. I work alone on the plains of Kansas. I am new to the tapeless world, with only manuals to refer, and they are not always so helpful.
I am an absolute dummy when it comes to the technical part the video world, both camera and NLE. I get by with my creative juices, and manage to sell 30,000 or more DVDs annually. I rely on people with brains who think technically, which is why forums like these are good for people like me.
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The best way you are going to achieve “the film look” is with a good filter.
With my EX-3, I purcased the Tiffen Soft/Efx 1, 2, & 3 filters, and they have helped a lot.
Recently, I purchased the Tiffen Warm Black Pro-Mist 1 & 5 filters that I found on Ebay. I have not tried them yet, but are advertised to specifically address the “film look”.
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You remind me of my old man . . when I was a kid, he beat the hell out of me when I asked him a simple question.
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I’ve figured it out . . sorry I jumped the gun too soon.
Yes, the Adobe tutorials have been a huge help. And thanks for your interest.