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  • Perfect! Thanks.

  • Thanks for the feedback Dave. We have been doing it this way for 2 years, just manually moving the keyframe, just looking for a way to automate that. I’m not too worried about frame rate because the “footage” is basically a fancy slideshow, mostly static with some transitions, and the range it would need to be remapped to is between 35 and 45 secs, not enough to make a big difference.

  • Eric Staswick

    July 29, 2010 at 2:32 pm in reply to: What can cause a mic to hiss?

    Sorry for not being clearer on this. It is defenitly a mic problem as the mic has worked previously on the h4 with no problems and exhibits the same problem when going through the juiced link to the 5dmkII a combination that also used to work fine. The h4 has xlr inputs and the sanken is an xlr connector. Yes the battery is fresh. Basiclly I am wondering what might cause the problem with the mic. You say audio isn’t plug and play, but the fact is, with this set up it should be (IOW it has always been in the past) so clearly something with the mic is not right. Thanks.

  • Would there be another way to maintain the sharpness but have it treated as a flat layer?

  • Thanks dave, sounds like perhaps my best bet the is to prerender the comp with 3d movement and then put it in the main comp as a video file?

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