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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 17, 2006 at 4:23 pm in reply to: making tutorials

    Ambrosia Software, Inc. — SnapZ Pro X

    HTH,
    Bryce Whiteside

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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 16, 2006 at 7:17 pm in reply to: How to make high quality screen grabs?

    A slightly more economical Photoshop plug-in solution from FredMiranda.com Stair Interpolation™ Pro which I think is $29.

    He has other articles that deal with image sharpening.

    I was in a hurry in my previous post and couldn’t remember of the top of my head if his plug-ins were for Windows Photoshop only or not — well yes, they are both for Windows and Mac OS X.

    Inquiring minds…
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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 16, 2006 at 2:35 am in reply to: How to make high quality screen grabs?

    Pricy solution in Photoshop:
    Genuine Fractals Print Pro 4.1and Nik Sharpener Pro 2.0 allow photographers to get high-quality enlargements and achieve optimal sharpness in any image for specific printers and specific viewing distances.

    Standard alone moderately priced application:
    BenVista Products

    A slightly dated resource for different image enhancement and resizing but some are Windows only:
    The Plugin Site Poll 2003

    HTH,
    Bryce Whiteside

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  • You need to tear off the Waveform Vector scopes in the Log & Capture window so you can see it along side of your video input.

    The other Waveform/Vector scopes are for your timeline.

    HTH,
    Bryce Whiteside

    Don’t worry Mr. B. I have a cunning plan…

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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 15, 2006 at 6:09 am in reply to: What format for film lab?

    You may want to direct this to Walter Biscardi from the Atlanta area.

    FYI,
    Bryce Whiteside

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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 14, 2006 at 12:07 am in reply to: EDL in feet and frames

    I don’t understand your workflow.

    Did you get a FLEX file from your transfer house?

    I guess you could rebuild (yawn) it in Cinema Tools.

    I guess you could always do it by hand Math for Movies

    FLEx — Film Log EDL Exchange Protocol — information can be found here.

    Malfunction. Need input…
    Number 5

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  • I seeded this calculator with typical T1 line of 1500 Kbps Bandwidth conversion calculator [forret.com web tools].

    If you were using some DSL lines perhaps the number would be 384 Kbps or 768 Kbps.

    Anyway look at row four of the chart B/h: bytes per hour and do your math from there.

    Inquiring minds…
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  • Well then you are lucky because DV video is approximately 1/5th the size of Uncompressed 8-bit 4:2:2 video. It will only take 1/5th of the time to transfer the files. You originally were concerned about image quality and did not provide us with specifics.

    You as a video editor should know this.

    There is nothing wrong with simple FTP, if the FTP server is physically local to you to just copy the files on to the server to FTP. If not, then it will take 4 internet transactions to get the finished files back to you–I am at a lost as to why you don’t understand that.

    FYI,
    Bryce Whiteside

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  • Bryce Whiteside

    March 10, 2006 at 8:44 pm in reply to: EDLS

    I have always had success with CMX 3600.

    HTH,
    Bryce Whiteside

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    Inquiring minds…
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    Don’t worry Mr. B. I have a cunning plan…

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