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  • David Jones

    May 21, 2005 at 3:23 pm in reply to: dual sound recording

    [Steve Wargo] “Ask Robert Rodriquez about the pitfalls of recording audio at 23.98 or 24”

    Steve,
    There are many of us that learned the proper way to sync audio with film long before Robert Rodriguez
    made his first movie on the cheap, its not that big a deal.

    [Steve Wargo] “You can remove extra frames if you want but then what? You can’t record a 24 frame sequence to anything and if you could, what TV or monitor would you watch it on?”

    Are you forgetting that you can edit 24p with FCP or a number of computer based editors,
    and output to DVD in 24p, not to mention view the finished product on any number of monitors that support a progressive frame rate.

    Have a cup of coffee and catch up on technology.

  • David Jones

    May 20, 2005 at 6:35 pm in reply to: Sennheiser ME66

    [Dean Andersen] “A mixer wouldn’t work because of the moving around I do”

    I use portable mixers all the time in the field that fit nicely into a Portabrace audio bundle.

    As Ty states, clipping a Cap is not the answer,
    riding the gain manually is the solution.

  • David Jones

    May 20, 2005 at 5:32 pm in reply to: Time code in vision

    How about new layer with say a box for the timecode that is the length of the project,
    with the filter applied.

  • David Jones

    May 20, 2005 at 2:12 pm in reply to: dual sound recording

    If the sound engineer is a pro you should be OK.
    He or she can select the frame rate before recording if using a pro app,
    for easy layback later.

  • David Jones

    May 20, 2005 at 2:07 pm in reply to: Shot Entirely on DVX-100a

    If the movie is anything like the trailer,
    Good Luck to you.

  • David Jones

    May 20, 2005 at 1:53 pm in reply to: Does Mac Panther recognise an Mbox natively?

    MBox ships with both Mac and PC software included.
    If you load the core audio software on the Mac, the MBox should be seen as an input/output device under Audio Midi setup.

  • David Jones

    May 19, 2005 at 10:02 pm in reply to: XL-1 Lens Hood

    Stock unit from Canon,
    or aftermarket shades are available from most photo stores.

  • You can purchase these little FRS radios at places like Best Buy, and some are available with a vox activated mic,
    but that might not be great in a concert setting.

    Can you not just run Clearcom line along with the composite line from your truck and use a belt pack?

    I’m also curious how you are going to feed Genlock to the XL1, Or I guess your not.

    You might also have a look at this website, https://www.unitcine.com/sprint

  • If you are running a tether to the camera, then run clearcom from the truck with it,
    and use a belt-pack for the cam op.

    If the camera is free roving, use inexpensive FRS two way radios with headsets.

  • David Jones

    May 18, 2005 at 3:56 pm in reply to: Genlock problem

    What are you using to send black burst to the IO and UVW-1800?

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