Greg Barringer
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Thanks Andy this will also work very well.
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Jerry, I downloaded the DH guides. They are perfect for what I wanted.
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Jerry,
You gave me an idea. In Photoshop I made two vertical red lines and saved it as a layered .psd file. In Motion I showed just the layer with the lines and imported it into FCP. I have it on the top video track and it’s working. I’ll delete it when the layout is complete.
I tried importing the .psd file into FCP but the background was white even though the background was set to transparent. I’m not sure how a Motion file will affect the resources of the computer but I’ll delete the track before I start much editing.
Thanks so much for your help. I’ll check out your links too.
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You mean all Nikon’s are 720P, right?
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Most photographers rely on the in-camera meter. Some use a light meter for studio or formal shots like wedding altar. With video if you’re constantly changing scenes and location I would think the camera’s metering would be easier.
The following uses Nikon terms, I don’t know Canon’s or others terminology. In changing light try using Aperture Priority. The Aperture (f/stop) will remain constant while the camera adjusts shutter speed. Shooting video it may also automatically adjust ISO depending on menu settings. While in Aperture Priority you can make adjustments to changing light by adjusting Exposure Compensation. EC changes the exposure in 1/3 stop increments. I like shooting in fully manual 90% of the time but in quickly changing light, Aperture Priority is the way to go.
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According to the Operating Guide removing the battery while it’s writing to the media could damage the media. Maybe try new media. I hope this works out for you.
Does the camera have the ability to record HD to both a card and 128GB drive at the same time?
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Any fix?
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A very good monitor calibration device is the xRite Eye One Display2. It’ll create an ICC profile for the monitor.
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I added Three 1TB WD Black Caviar for my ’09 Mac Pro. The work very well
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Thanks for the explaination