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Greg Nosaty
March 6, 2012 at 3:09 am in reply to: Timelapse problem with Canon 60D

Hey Bill. I am shooting JPEG on the 60D. I have been using large JPEG to give me the option to pan & scan in post. I will now have to try and reduce the JPEG size to see if it eliminates the problem.

However my 5D has no issues shooting raw from 1 second and beyond.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca
Greg Nosaty
March 5, 2012 at 8:14 pm in reply to: Timelapse problem with Canon 60D

The physical device is the same but they are sold separately with different connector. There is no way to use an adaptor. I have a Vello for my 60D and a Canon for my 5D.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca
Greg Nosaty
March 5, 2012 at 4:28 pm in reply to: Timelapse problem with Canon 60D

Thanks for doing the tests. In my shots it begins to act up on the 4th frame and remains consistent for as long as I shot: 4 frames, 1 second pause, 4 frames, 1 second pause. I will try using a smaller JPEG to see if that works.

The 5D uses the same intervelometer but it has a different connector than the one used for the 7D, 60D and T3i. The 5D uses a 3 pin connector all the others i mentioned use the sub-mini connector.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca
Greg Nosaty
March 5, 2012 at 2:10 am in reply to: Timelapse problem with Canon 60D

Thanks Bob. I have turned of preview and I’m shooting large JPEG instead of Raw. Plus I’ve turned of anything else I could find in the menu that may bog down the processor.

What make of intervalometer do you use?

I’m going to find a Canon model to see if there might be some issue with my Vello. Because like I said the Canon works fine on my 5DmkII.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca
Greg Nosaty
January 25, 2011 at 10:57 pm in reply to: Rendering issues with display cards…

That’s what I suspected as well.

What cards to you recommend, the ATI cards that a currently available as options from apple>

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca/blog
Greg Nosaty
June 8, 2010 at 2:49 pm in reply to: Graphics card crashes FCP

I realize it’s under powered but I need the real estate of two displays. Can you recommend an upgrade card that won’t break the bank?

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca/blog
Greg Nosaty
June 1, 2010 at 11:29 pm in reply to: Hidden Render Files Mentioned in CC newsletter…

Thanks for this Shane. This exact problem happened to me twice in the past week where I cut bait and re-rendered for 11 hours each time. Today it happened a third time and I went through the roof. Found this post when I searched the Cow and Voila there they were.

I can’t believe this bug is still around in FCP 7.0.2.

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca/blog
Greg Nosaty
April 25, 2010 at 8:18 pm in reply to: ProRes 720p on a MacBook Pro?

Oops, my bad. There just wasn’t an easy setup for 720p.

What’s weird is that I get an error message when I try to import the converted Prores file from Compressor. But I probably did something wrong when making my settings…

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

http://www.cinemontage.ca/blog
Greg Nosaty
February 26, 2010 at 1:14 am in reply to: Editing Issue with DVCPro50 and Format

thank you

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

Cinemontage Productions Inc
Greg Nosaty
February 26, 2010 at 12:27 am in reply to: Editing Issue with DVCPro50 and Format

So the differences in the HD formats are that they are anamorphic or rastered or sqeezed. But in SD the difference between 480 and 486 is that the lines are missing all together. Right?

cheers,
Greg Nosaty

Cinemontage Productions Inc

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