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  • Chevas Rolfe

    May 6, 2013 at 1:50 pm in reply to: Paintings in final cut pro

    Thanks Brent,

    File format is jpg. Color space is RGB at 8bit. 3200 pixels X 1800 pixels just thought I would be able to manipulate the transform better at the size. But I have been told through the post that video does not like to calculate such large numbers in rasters. It is more compatible with 720x 1280 0r 1080 x 1920. The images look great on the timeline it was only when I threw in the transitions that it seemed to reject project.

    I have taken into consideration that the project is corrupted and will start a new project … Do you think its a good idea to resize as was suggested to a smaller pixel ratio?

    And I am not currently updated that is some thing I will do , I am now on 10.0.6.

    What I am trying to do is create a promo art piece of my work with titles ,animation and video (a film short on each of my collections that will have between 20×30 images in each piece, with a running time of 3 to 8 min.. Would like to get the correct formula so that I can use it as a base for my workflow as I document my work and exhibitions.

    Chevas

  • Chevas Rolfe

    May 6, 2013 at 12:29 am in reply to: Paintings in final cut pro

    Thanks Nate,

    I have a mid 2012 Imac 27, with 8 gb of memory, and graphics AMD radeon hd 6970m 1024 MB.

    I have also found it challenging with davinci resolve as I had it installed and had to uninstall because I could not get it to function. I will reinstall to see if it will be a better install(any advise you might have in running this program would be appreciated, I am new to resolve).

    As far as the FCX workflow I just want the cleanest images possible for my stills and I want them to fit in the video format , is a tiff better in your opinion than a jpeg…? it obviously has less compression.

    Should I upgrade my memory to 32GB, would that help? I got the machine to creating as much power as possible when I purchased to support my editing and workflow… but Im relatively new to this and do have issue sometime when performing multiple task… coral painter can give me issues as well as resolve as I stated before.

    any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I am a painter working on my first short film which will have animation and an art feel to it.

    thanks again!

    Chevas

  • Chevas Rolfe

    May 5, 2013 at 11:37 am in reply to: Paintings in final cut pro

    Thanks Brent,

    File format is jpg. Color space is RGB at 8bit. 3200 pixels X 1800 pixels just thought I would be able to manipulate the transform better at the size. But I have been told through the post that video does not like to calculate such large numbers in rasters. It is more compatible with 720x 1280 0r 1080 x 1920. The images look great on the timeline it was only when I threw in the transitions that it seemed to reject project.

    I have taken into consideration that the project is corrupted and will start a new project … Do you think its a good idea to resize as was suggested to a smaller pixel ratio?

    And I am not currently updated that is some thing I will do , I am now on 10.0.6.

    What I am trying to do is create a promo art piece of my work with titles ,animation and video (a film short on each of my collections that will have between 20×30 images in each piece, with a running time of 3 to 8 min.. Would like to get the correct formula so that I can use it as a base for my workflow as I document my work and exhibitions.

    Chevas

  • Chevas Rolfe

    May 5, 2013 at 11:12 am in reply to: Paintings in final cut pro

    Thanks Bill,

    I understand now will resize the images to be compatible with video . I did want to do some zooming and reframing but I`ll find a work around>

    I appreciate the info!

    thanks again!

    Chevas

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