Brian Mulligan
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MortGoldman2 = Julian Assange
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[Michael Aranyshev] “First, Smoke has Source/Record layout too if you want it.”
It was only recently added to help ease the transistion from FCP and Premiere and Avid users. I personally never use it. -
[Walter Soyka] “It’s a pity Smoke has only three secondaries in the color corrector. Having to work Resolve into the workflow complicates it a bit.”
If you use the Modular Keyer, you can work with unlimited Secondaries.
You just have to know how. -
[Jose Lomeña] “Do you mix audio into Smoke?”
Yes… is it as great as a dedicated program? No. -
[Walter Soyka] “rian, are you suggesting Smoke for creative editorial as well as finishing?”
We have 2 Smokes at WTHR-TV. We do anything from :10 spots to 1 hr. shows. We edit everything from scratch on them. We do the ditorial and the finishing at the same time. And if a change is needed, it’s easy, because it’s all in the box.
Smoke is still a bit pricey… but it’s a solid program, with unmatched quality.
Here is my latest reel, a bit graphic heavy.. but that’s how our work and style has developed. All in Smoke, except for the 3D [13] logo.
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Apple invented the suite of apps and it took ten years for Adobe to catch up.
Now they have invented the next great idea in post.Source/Record windows are dead to me, it represents linear thinking in a non linear spacious environment.
Looks like more people should look at Autodesk Smoke. It has had integrated tools and a single viewer interface for years.
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Are you creating a AVCHD project/sequence? If so, you should see 2 option in the media browser in Premiere. It should say AVCHD or File.
I normally don’t see the clips as thumbnails… but you can double click them and they will preview.
2. Copy everything in the file structure on the camera to a folder. That way Premiere should still see it like it’s still on the camera. But yes, is the simple answer.
3. Depending on your hardware you still have to render.
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I believe that all AVCHD is h.264, but not all h.264 is AVCHD.
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I like new toys. Give me that K-Scope manual. It blows away the ADO. Let’s see how long it takes me to figure out how to build a rotating cube.
Just wanted to let you know I understand this, and appreciate the humor. 🙂
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Because it’s impossible to rename a shot or a bin to say ‘vtr’. 🙂