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  • “Go back 10-15 years and most film schools relied heavily on still cameras for training.”

    That’s interesting. I can see where still cameras would come into play as there functionality and mechanics are naturally similar to video and film cameras;shutter speed, f/stops, aperture and such. And I agree now, that still image photography and videography are two totally different skill sets each with there own unique subtleties and feeling.
    However, as video cameras develop will there be a new oppurtunity to learn the craft of shooting a certain way, in order to grab the right frames in post, to create a portfolio of photographs? An entirely new skill set that combines both arts?

  • Bill, Doug, Jeff and Don; thank you for shedding light on this subject.

    It seems like technology is holding this back. But mainly the devotion to the trade of Videography by its professionals is the main reason.

  • Jd

    December 30, 2005 at 6:46 pm in reply to: Can you earn a decent wage by only doing photo/video montages?

    Thank you Matte and Doug!

  • Jd

    October 21, 2005 at 7:36 pm in reply to: What NLE are you using?

    I’ve been having major green and black clips after render with Premiere Pro. I do a lot of Photo montages w/ pan and scaling and layering as well. I’ve got all the way through projects only to render and find completey black or green clips. I guess it is a long known memory issue with Premiere. I even purchased Imaginate from canopus to use with Premiere and STILL had the same issue on my last project.
    I’ve been looking at Final Cut.

    Thanks any feed back appreciated.

  • Jd

    September 17, 2005 at 12:53 am in reply to: Questions about 8mm Film/Reel to reel

    Thanks Doug!

  • Jd

    September 12, 2005 at 12:26 am in reply to: Help! Stills disappear/turn green after rendering in Premiere Pro

    Ok thank you for your help!
    ~jd

  • Jd

    September 8, 2005 at 11:40 pm in reply to: Help! Stills disappear/turn green after rendering in Premiere Pro

    Ok, Thanks again Tim! I’m going to adjust all of my photoshop files to a smaller size. I tried exporting small portions of the timeline as avi’s but they rendered the same results: black and green.

    All the best,
    ~jd

  • Jd

    September 8, 2005 at 11:30 pm in reply to: Help! Stills disappear/turn green after rendering in Premiere Pro

    Ok, Thanks again Tim! I’m going to adjust all of my photoshop files to a smaller size. I tried exporting small portions of the timeline as avi’s but they rendered the same results: black and green.

    All the best,
    ~jd

  • Jd

    September 8, 2005 at 9:36 pm in reply to: Help! Stills disappear/turn green after rendering in Premiere Pro

    Thank you all for the help. I will try your suggestions. I am staying with Premiere for editing though. Will increasing my system memory help as well?

    Thanks again!
    ~jd

  • Jd

    June 28, 2005 at 1:40 am in reply to: Working with DVD media

    Thanks for your help Marc!

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