Curt Morgan
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did you fit to fill the clip or do any speed changes to it. Fcp does have a couple bugs for sure.
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did you fit to fill the clip or do any speed changes to it. Fcp does have a couple bugs for sure.
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are you set for safe rt or unlimited if using unlimited try safe.
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The deal is though, that I am just offline logging for the next four weeks so I thought that it might be ok to save all those files and transfer them seeing that I’m not actually editing untill then.
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you shoy in 24 p no need to go to a 24p time line because it was transfered at 29.97. ya herd!
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I shoot film all year and transfer to mini dv with a SIMO DUB (this is what you might want to tell your lab) of digi beta. I personaly opt to not use cinema tools seeing that it is not completely nececary. Thats just my take on it, I know that every one is doing it but I’ve produced five films in the last two years that have not had the pulldown. The reason being is because all if the film you shoot is 24fps but it is transfered to 29.97fps. The only problem is that when you are cutting you can from time to time run in to a glitch if you make a cut on what is called a jitter frame. This is when your viewing on a video monitor(which I hope you plan on doing) and when the footage is pause the frame looks possesed.
So just cut away in fcp, make your movie but dont do any color correction or effects yet because you might lose them when you online. Once you finish the cuts make the media offline and export all the files to your buddies computer and batch capture all of your reels back in which therefore will reconnect your media giving you an online version. Believe me there’s always gonna be some boundries and obsticals but this is the basic idea. And by the way cinema tool is an awsome feature and you should definatly use it for safety, like I said I just choose not to. Good luck.
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make those clips offline and then select in the bin what clips you want and batch capture them back in.
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import your picture-select it-click the motion tab on top of the window that it apears-then use and of the controls listed to manipulate. You can also(more easily just use your canvas and click and pull the corners of the image till it is the size you prefer. In order to do so you must turn on wireframe at the top of your canvas. Hope this helps a little.