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There is no such thing as uncompressed mp2 or mp4, but it sounds like you are headed in the right direction. When you render, you probably won’t be able to see the difference between 3Mbps or 8Mbps, but if it makes you feel better you can use the higher bit rate.
Jason Jenkins
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Have you checked out istockphoto, revostock and pond5?
Jason Jenkins
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What has increased my comfort and efficiency more than anything is a Wacom tablet. So much better than a mouse. Color coded keyboards are pretty useless, IMO. You need to learn the keyboard shortcuts. Use JKL keys to jog/shuttle.
Jason Jenkins
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Well, you’ve got some serious vignetting going on and your focus is a little soft and the shot is overexposed. What fstop was your taking lens set to? Is this the M2 Encore (the latest model)? I have a Letus Extreme and it’s probably not directly comparable to the Redrock units, but I’ve found that I can’t go any wider than a 35mm lens without getting vignetting.
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[Mike Cohen] “Also had something like that on the in:Sync Speed Razor system.”
Sweet, another Speed Razor user! I thought it was some great software. I still miss some of its features. Running it on Windows NT… that’s a whole different story.
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Jason Jenkins
October 29, 2009 at 9:44 pm in reply to: COW: A great cinematography reel just went up, check it outI almost had the pleasure of hiring Ron Chapple once. I was bummed when my client backed out. I wanted some of that gorgeous aerial footage on my company reel! The Cineflex system is amazing. They have one that is truck mounted and they can literally drive down a pot-holed dirt road and come away with perfectly smooth footage.
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
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Hi Kathie,
I have produced quite a few video segments for PowerPoint. You can get rid of the video still frame issue by encoding the videos with a second of black before and after the content. The only downside is that you can’t see what is on a slide just by glancing at it, because it displays only black.
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Jason Jenkins
October 26, 2009 at 12:10 pm in reply to: Young editor needs advice from seasoned proffesionals[Jacob Kirby] “I’ve agreed to edit his movie for free.”
That’s exactly why he shows little respect for you.
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[Todd Terry] “After the date of the event, we inquired as to how it went. We were told, “Oh, they forgot to bring the right cable for the DVD player so they didn’t show it.””
Wow. I can feel that pain to my very core. Often the value they place on something is directly commensurate with what it cost them to acquire it.
Jason Jenkins
Flowmotion Media
Video production… with style!