Jeremy Rowell
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You NAILED it! I had Producer installed. I just Installed M100 Suite, and I’m good to go. Thanks for the reality check!
Jeremy
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Thanks for the info Flo.
I Have a Media 100 That is older and 1 that is newer (An Intel) So 2 of my 3 are obsolete. I just need to keep it working as is. My Station was recently purchased by a larger group, and of course the rest of the group are using FCP. If I have to replace a whole edit station, I’m pretty sure they will make me switch over to FCP to match the group. 8>( -
I don’t use DVSP, but my preferred export settings for burning to dvd is to Export to:
“other” – DVSTREAM.
Filed Dominance: Lower
Color Range: Computer (0-255)Jeremy
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Oddly enough it doesn’t look NEARLY as bad if I export just a frame. It look ten times worse on my preview monitor.
If you look at her skin you can see some of the grain. It looks just like the Gain was up on the camera.
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Ya, I’m trying to soften the people working in the background. Also the background is cluttered and too busy. Trying to do it on the cheap, as money is TIGHT in the tv business right now.
Glass or plexi might be my best be. People will also be walking right behind it, which would probably disturb any type of plastic or material… ruining the illusion.
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Hmmmm… this would be cheap enough for me to toy with…. might be too soft though. Did you only use one layer for that shot?
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Great ideas guys. Thanks a lot! You gave me some tricks to toy with.
A little more info on what I’m doing. I have a news set, with the newsroom directly behind it. I want to blur out the newsroom a bit… but there is only a matter of feet (maybe 10) between where the talent sits and the first desks of the newsroom. The cameras are locked down (robotic) about 15 feet in front of the talent. Obviously the type of shots dictate I can’t go in to close. It also will be hard to control the light hitting the front of the material, as the news set is pretty much flooded with light.Thanks again for all of the help, you guys are awesome.
Jeremy
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Some good ideas. I thought I saw the product I’m looking for on a show called LA ink. They used it to blur out the back half of a Tattoo parlor.
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Thanks for the help Wick & Jason!
I have sent the Terminal info to Wick.I will try moving the board a little later today.
Thanks!
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Thank you for your help troubleshooting this. The slow import option did not work for me.
I will keep trying… maybe time to call Wick!