Jay Gladwell
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Craig, sorry–that wasn’t directed at you, necessarily. I just through that out as food for thought.
The F3 is not a run-n-gun camera for sure, not as it’s currently configured.
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“Sony Japan say their Super 35mm Exmor CMOS in the upcoming F3 is completely new and has pixels which are 4x the size of typical DSLR CMOS ones. Approximately 12 microns sized versus as little as 3 microns on APS-C DSLRs (according to Sony).
“The Canon 5D Mark II has a much larger sensor but 22MP. That one works out at 6.4 microns, so even against that beast the F3 comes out with twice the light capturing capabilities per pixel.
“This, Sony say, results in ‘dramatically increased sensitivity and dynamic range’.”
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“… the camera has dual-link HD-SDI outputs for 4:4:4 10-bit offboard recording; S-Log gamma curves; loadable LUTs; a “3D link” terminal for stereoscopic applications; and a reported 12- to 13-stop dynamic range—think of it as a baby F35 or a RED ONE / Alexa competitor more than a challenge to the AF100.”
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Thank you, Ian!
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Found it on the Canadian site.
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First, I copy the entire BPAV file to a hard drive in a named project folder.
From there, using Clip Browser, I “import” MXF files into a specific sub-folder for the given project.
I open Vegas, and using “Import Media”, go the media sub-folder, select the multiple media (MXF) files I want in the project by holding down the “Ctrl” key while selecting the files with the mouse. Then I click on “Open” and it brings the multiple files into the “Project Media” window in Vegas.
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It works for me.
Why not post your question on Sony Creative Software’s Vegas forum?
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Not ignoring you, Pat. I can’t be of any help as I’m a PC person.
Maybe Craig will have an answer for you.
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Most excellent news, Ian. Many thanks!
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Thank you, Craig and Ian!
I will be keeping an eye open for this.
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It all depends on your project settings in Vegas, as well as the quality setting for your preview window.