Daryl K davis
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I’m currently on a project where they are shooting with P2 cards. Lucklily I had an old G4 Powerbook that had a PCMCIA slot which reads P2 cards. Works well for me.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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I’ve always reverse telecine using Cinema Tools. Never had any issues.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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I usually get that when I have photos in the timeline that are too large of file size.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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Funny, I thought Apple’s own designers used Mac Pros for creating their products…
While I generally take these rumors with a grain of salt, I do hope that Apple does not choose to pander exclusively to the content consumers (the iOS crowd) and lose all consideration for the creators of the said content.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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How did you get the clips, off tape or as files from the telecine facility? If you got a tape did you capture using the telecine log (flx or ale file)? I have found that reverse telecine works best when the clip you want to capture starts on an A-frame.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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Oh for the good ole days of pay $3000+ annually for that Media100 service contract.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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I am refering to getting VFX tracker for feature film projects.
From what I can tell, XM|edit’s Traffic doesn’t really apply to requirements of feature film workflow.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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I may get it for my next project. Doing everything manually sucks, even my assistant didn’t want to touch the VFX tracking process so I was stuck doing it all myself… many, many late late nights generating scan lists and databasing and all… not much fun.
Good luck.
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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Ran into similar issues the last feature I did. I found this product – haven’t tried it myself but check it out.
https://www.vfxtracker.net/Index-1.htm
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DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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To have a 16:9 anamorphic movie display properly in Quicktime:
– Open the movie in Quicktime
– go the Window menu and open Show Movie Properties (Apple & J command)
– Click on Presentation button
– Conform aperature to ‘Production’ setting————————-
DK Davis / Editor/ Post Super
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