Jamie Worsfold
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Aaah! Thanks so much both of you.
Excellent solutions. I knew there must be a simple way to do it 🙂 -
Y’know, Steve: You might be right.
So, you’re thinking there’s movement, then locked off, a clone emerges then there’s the next move… and so on…? With a bit of shake and wobble added afterwards to give the appearance of being completely handheld. Could well be right there…jamie@jambonfilms.co.uk
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Yeah, I had considered about locking off the camera and then applying some wiggle and shake afterwards.
The guy’s pretty clued-up, which is why he was asking me beforehand. And which is precisely why I thought I’d do some research beforehand as I tend to be pretty busy and never like doing freebies which I then can’t finish for people.
Thanks!
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Oh, that looks like it may work wonders. I shall give it a go. Thanks!
jamie@jambonfilms.co.uk
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QT 7.5.5.
Could that be the problem? I suppose if its not supported *officially* then there may be some quirks?jamie@jambonfilms.co.uk
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Maybe – but I can only go on my experience and the thing was a nightmare from start to finish for me. Was glad to see the back of it. The Mac software was incredibly flaky too – crashed half the time through print runs.
And obviously I found the way to be thrifty with the ink 😉
jamie@jambonfilms.co.uk
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Be warned: I’ve had no end of trouble with Primera kit. Absolute nightmare with 2 drive failures in just over a year.
Also, the print you see at the trade shows may look fantastic – but that’s max quality. Which rips through the ink cartridges in no time at all. And those cartridges ain’t cheap.
I sold my Primera on eBay and got a nice duplication tower and HP printer instead. 10x more reliable.
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It was an OMF it would appear. The post facility I’m in had done the conform before I came in, so I should have just been doing a straight checking and grading. But these little things have popped up…
To be honest, it was done at such a low res on the Avid that they probably wouldn’t have noticed the problems I’m getting anyway – mainly jerkiness and some nasty field problems even once I’ve cut it and sped it up manually. So it may actually be down to the motion in the shot coupled with the speed…
I shall get to the bottom of it 😉
jamie@jambonfilms.co.uk
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