Jeff Lester
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Jeff Lester
April 18, 2012 at 12:58 am in reply to: I’m just wondering… Why don’t ALL DSLRs come equipped with an option to shoot totally RAW videos?!That’s so awesome man. If I had $3k I’d buy it, but I just spent $2k on a GH2 setup haha. I will really look into that though. That’s amazing!
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Jeff Lester
April 15, 2012 at 7:52 am in reply to: I’m just wondering… Why don’t ALL DSLRs come equipped with an option to shoot totally RAW videos?!Yeah. I think the really nice CF cards that read/write at like 90 MB/s could handle it. I hope they could at least haha
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Jeff Lester
April 14, 2012 at 11:21 pm in reply to: I’m just wondering… Why don’t ALL DSLRs come equipped with an option to shoot totally RAW videos?!Wait so 5.25MB per second? That’s 315MB/minute and 18.9GB per hour. If that’s the case, a basic Sandisk Extreme class 10 32GB SDHC card could handle almost 2 hours of 1080p raw footage right? Forgive me if I’m getting this wrong. I may have not understood your post 😀
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Jeff Lester
April 14, 2012 at 8:21 pm in reply to: I’m just wondering… Why don’t ALL DSLRs come equipped with an option to shoot totally RAW videos?!Yeah, i totally agree. I mean, the new 4K DSLR Canon just announced could probably be under $10k. I mean, it basically is a 1D with a 4K capable sensor and a few other features, and the 1D is also very overpriced. Apple makes $250 per iPad, and Redrock Micro sells their follow focuses for $900, while they probably cost no more than $50 to produce. Some companies make a butt load of money on their products, and Redrock is probably the king of them all.
I think if Canon sold the GH2, it would not sell for $600, but it would be like $1200 or $1500 (somewhere in the price range of the 7D) because Canon is sort of the “Mercedes” of te DSLR world I guess you could say.
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Jeff Lester
April 14, 2012 at 8:17 pm in reply to: I’m just wondering… Why don’t ALL DSLRs come equipped with an option to shoot totally RAW videos?!Well, I’ll just connect an Avid Isis 5000 to my DSLR LOL. Good point. Damn.
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Jeff Lester
March 11, 2012 at 10:21 am in reply to: Converting Red RAW files to Prores HQ 422 using AEI dont know if the program handles RED raw files, but MPEG Streamclip is free and it works great for transcoding h264 to prores 422 lt, hq, 4444, etc. I know it can handle multiple formats. You should definitely give it a try!
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Jeff Lester
January 9, 2012 at 10:22 pm in reply to: How to edit clips in AE and put them back into PPro? (CS5.5)Dude, thanks!!! That’ll help a ton 🙂 I appreciate it! I think I’m going to take a course over the summer on the Adobe suite
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Jeff Lester
January 9, 2012 at 7:14 pm in reply to: How to put edited AE clips back into PPro? (CS5.5)I hbe heard of Meat Video, and it looks awesome! But I already have Magic Bullet Denoiser 🙁 Amd I have exported the entire project to AE which works phenomenally, but the problem is that I cannot get it back to premiere with the AE effects added. It comes back as a precomped clip that can no longer be edited– unless I manually trim it. And is there a way to do this without both PPro and AE open so it will go faster?
Thanks!
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Jeff Lester
January 9, 2012 at 6:47 am in reply to: How to put edited AE clips back into PPro? (CS5.5)That’s good advice and I’ll make sure to try it! The only problem is this: I film my videos with a Canon T2i, so there rarely is a shot with no grain. So basically, I need to edit every single shot in my movie in AE because it has grain. Is this the best alternative? Surely it’s way better than doing the entire comp!
Thanks for the reply 🙂
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