Joan Hitchens
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I like training tools, but wouldn’t use a basic training guide on DVD. I turn to manuals and existing materials for that. (M-100 tutorial guide, for example). Maybe that doesn’t ship any longer. I’m afraid I’m one of those people who reads manuals, because you don’t know what you don’t know until you read about it. And yes, I prefer the written manul over pdf. 😉
However, I seek out new tips and tricks online all the time. Not only does it get me thinking more creatively (“oh, I didn’t know it did that!”) but I often find the answer to past problems. My request, and money, would be on a DVD that had lots of cool ideas I can learn to replicate. Perhaps a M-100, Boris FX/ Red video version of “Photoshop Down and Dirty Tricks” if you’re familiar with that old reference. The shortcuts and ideas from a “power user” are naturally going to improve my skills in a fun, results-oriented lesson. And since it is multi-media format, it can really demonstrate multimedia features, including audio. I’m all for the intermediate or advanced program.
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Great help! Now, after a bit of research, tell me. Is the Canopus “digital converter” a “TBC” – time base corrector? Seems to do the same job, but curious as to the language. And, they don’t show up under the same search engines. Are there advantages to one over the other? Or distinction to how they handle the signal output?
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Thanks. I’ll do a search and check into the equipment options. This helps me. I appreciate the quick response. Most importantly, I know it not just me!