[Johnny Smith]

very cool. i’m using CS5 btw.

[Johnny Smith]

I mean I need to create a mask the size of the square, i just don’t know how to do that.
Everything else I know. I’m an advanced beginner when it comes to AE.

[Johnny Smith]

crap, i deleted those files :/

[Johnny Smith]

isn’t this a super basic question?? nobody knows this?
I just want to know what shutter speed i used.

[Johnny Smith]

it’s hard to believe sony vegas can do something FCP can’t.
“frame interpolation to double or quadruple the frame rate, then interlace the frames” does not make sense to me but i’ll try it to see if it helps.

anybody else?

[Johnny Smith]

That was kinda amazing. You are the man, Ted.

[Johnny Smith]

really, no takers?

[Johnny Smith]

thanks Rafael, as you probably know mark ii can only shoot up to 30fps. I probably should have bought a 7d instead. I guess I bought into the full sensor hype but your post makes sense, I have to agree.

And thanks, Martin, maybe it’s all in my head after all, but Rafael’s answer makes the most sense. Actually on the second thought, IT DOESN’T. 35mm is only 24 fps, and 35mm looks gorgeous and very fluid. So 30fps should be plenty to trick a human eye regardless of the speed of the dancing in front of the lens. I’m starting to think it’s the medium format photography lens that’s causing this. Maybe i should rent a cine lens and test it out.

[Johnny Smith]

okay, no problem 🙂
fyi in the future, right click on a vimeo video and click HD off and it’ll load much faster, just in case you didn’t know.

Thank you.

[Johnny Smith]

Mark Raudonis – you are an idiot.
i got hired to cover an event.
what does the content have to do with my post.
If you would like to see my personal work IMDB me. ( Man Without A Head )
And good luck with your television work, I’m sure it’s high art.