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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 8, 2011 at 10:42 am in reply to: Broadcast Safe Images

    Use broadcast safe filter. If you need to fix footage in regard to color/exposure use filters for color correction. There is no need for guesswork – use scopes to read and analyze data from footage to make informed decisions.

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  • 1 Negative, stay where you are.
    2 Negative, PAL is always interlaced. DVCAM tape is always interlaced.
    3 Negative, see above. Consult your broadcast company. I’m sure they’d accept only interlaced PAL material.

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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 8, 2011 at 10:30 am in reply to: 2 different types of footage

    Edit in original format, i.e. 1080i. I suppose your scans are of 2k resolution? You might need to perform some pan&scan further in edit process to combine 1,85(2,40) aspect footage from 16mm with 1,78 footage from HD. So far the best codec to use in FCP7 is ProRes. If you plan only to output for DVD, I suggest you stick with ProRes 422 HQ. Though, if some other options should’ve presented themselves in the future you can use ultimate weapon, namely ProRes 4444. It’ll suffice if you decide to go with film print medium.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 8, 2011 at 10:19 am in reply to: Multiclip to normal clip?

    Superimpose multiclip, change angle, select both clips, right-click and choose collapse multiclip command.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
    http://www.mokaeff.com

  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 8, 2011 at 10:16 am in reply to: Lion & Studio 2?

    You tend to overestimate the mightiness of Apple: With clean install you are totally free to choose any OS given you’re aware of some limitations. In theory, if you have Intel-based mac you can move backward into the past as far as Tiger. No big deal.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 7, 2011 at 7:27 pm in reply to: Moving large files

    Apologies if my answer to you seemed abrasive. i don’t like being patronized.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 7, 2011 at 6:55 pm in reply to: Moving large files

    Glad for you. I don’t use it anywhere and never have to think how to copy large files over. May be it’s time to stop clinging to the past. Thanks for info, though.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
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  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 7, 2011 at 5:16 pm in reply to: Lion & Studio 2?

    I don’t quite understand your predicament. Install Snow leopard on newly purchased machines and FCS2 and live happily ever after.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
    http://www.mokaeff.com

  • You’ve been pointed in right direction. You can’t use three displays w/ single video card. You can use either two mini ports simultaneously or alternatively mini port and dvi. To use third display you have to buy second video card.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
    http://www.mokaeff.com

  • Everest Mokaeff

    August 7, 2011 at 4:59 pm in reply to: Moving large files

    I still don’t get it: Why would you like to use such outdated a file format on mac. If i had fat32 I’d either toss it right away or format into mac compatible type.

    Sony PMW-EX3, Canon Mark II 5D, FCS3 in Moscow
    http://www.mokaeff.com

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