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i recently did this. I had one project and I rendered out 18 shots. I made 18 copies of the project file and set each one up for a different cam/timeline area to render. Then set a batch render of all 18. It was nice, I let it go and had it all rendered when I got back.
Here it is BTW:
https://sugarfilmproduction.com/Salute1.mov
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Man, I don’t own it at all. Geez a Spirit’s like a million bucks on it’s own not to mention a Da Vinci. Just rent the time. We own one Arri 235, but it lives at Panavision where it gets rented out when we don’t use it. We even rent the digi deck from Pani. It’s a little bit of a hassle to pick up the deck every couple of weeks, but I can’t see buying or leasing one when I feel that the use of decks will die off coming soon. I see a day around the corner that we paid so much money for these huge machines just to move data around. My bet is on the technology that IBM’s been working on where a TB of info fits on a credit card. It would be nice to go to a transfer session and leave with all your footage at 32 bit to slide in your wallet 🙂
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Yes, those. If you create a lens flare over black, just set the layer’s transfer mode to ‘screen’.
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I’ve never used a Digibeta cam, but my material originates on 35mm then is transferred through a Spirit Telecin
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[Steve Roberts] “… and Cinema4D …”
True though!
Thanks Ron, and Justin.
I’ll still run my mouth here and there when work or my newborn son aren’t controlling my brain. 🙂
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Thanks guys, I appreciate it. I’ll always have the Cow in my heart and I know I’ll still participate a lot. But I knew there was so much good talent like Mylenium that deserved a spot in the line-up so it was an obvious choice. Thanks to Kathlyn and Ron for hosting me for my run.
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[Brian Mcgovern] “Amazing what you can find out when you read the manual.”
That should be the subheading of this forum 🙂
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