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  • Darko Djeric

    May 1, 2012 at 12:42 pm in reply to: Problem with green screening drumkit cymbals

    Hi,

    lots of people say this,
    however you can succesfully shoot this metal and high frequency stuff,you ll need lots of defused light to throw on drum kits,

    stuff that is not keying and looks funny in your video,
    it is sign of not enough light from the top.
    it is tricky,but doable without rubbing metal or spraying and dirting…

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMFhQsNNHeI

    Best regards

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  • Darko Djeric

    April 18, 2012 at 4:21 pm in reply to: Best file formats for keying in After Effects?

    Hi,

    it may be opposite to what other mentioned earlier,
    but I do lots of green screen and 7d and 5d dslr cameras
    have given me the most amasing results,
    in fact I woudn’t use anything else for many reasons(maybe Scarlet).

    Green screen is tricky,in fact very tricky
    area,I only appriciated it now after doing it extensivly for many years,pulled keys since old dv days with Xl1 and gs400.

    If your screen and subject is lit correctly,you will pull great key even from mobile phone camera,how to do this it will take you years to master when setting up more advanced scenes.

    As for the 5D,you have the one of the best tools for the job and 7d respectivly,with right lens selection and professionaly lit screen
    you can shoot Hollywood blockbusters even in its h.264 format without need even to trancod to pro res if you have fast PC
    and Sony Vegas 10 or 11.

    My 2 cents.

    “Master is the one who made most mistakes”

  • Darko Djeric

    January 17, 2011 at 12:10 pm in reply to: Low Memory Error On Render

    Hi Guys,

    hope this will help you.
    Had the same problem trying to render MP4 files on multiple track project with OC 3.24 GHZ,Q6600,4gig Ram in Vegas 10 platinum.

    After so much figuring out and yes none of those didnt work,like reducing preview Ram,multiple threads etc.

    This what I found is the only way to do it and it worked for me.
    Note this files are from Canon 7D which is probably another reason why is so complex.

    First I did is using edit tool with snapping enabled reduced number of tracks by drag droping files and resizing unnecessery files so they dont overlap if not necessary,more of files that are open regardless whethear you are going to render or not it still is taking your memory .
    Next thing I did is split the whole project in few parts after I inserted markers and by cutting everything else but multiple track part wish to render and saved as new individual small project.
    Simply described ,instead of having one multiple track project ,I ended up having 3 or more small multiple track projects,depends on size of your file you may split it more or less to suit your system.
    Then render each individualy and once all done put final renders together on single track and render final master.
    It works every time now , VOILA!!!LOVE VEGAS AGAIN!!
    What error message means is that system cant handle for memory reasons, so not just trying to render part of it but acually deleting the rest of project is cruicaly important,of course you save you project like exp Main Master,I ended up having like Main Master 1,Main Master 2 and Main Master 3 or more projeect files.
    Hope this helps.
    Regards,
    Darko

    https://www.creativefilm.com.au
    Sydney,Australia

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