Karl Arndt
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Arnie, thanks for taking the time.
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Thank you Arnie! Really what I wanted to do was create my graphic image in Illustrator with a transparent background. I couldn’t figure out how to create the image (line drawing) with a transparent background. Only the defaul white art board. I wanted the vector based file of Illustrator, not really the Photoshop Tiff. I only used Photoshop to get the transparancy. Could you tell me how one gets a transparant background in Illustrator? Very much appreciate your time.
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Dear Peter, Karl here. Thank very much for the help. One of the other problems I found was the RAW images that were in the file. RAW images in the browser don’t read well in Motion. Thanks again for your help. Karl
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Jason, thanks for the response. Much appreciate it.
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Thanks Noah.
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Hey Noah, thanks for taking the time to respond. I thought the answer was as you stated. I hope the region thing goes away soon.
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Story Catcher H, Thank you. Actually the thread turned into a good flow of valuable information. Thanks to everyone.
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Thanks David, Karl here. I did not realize that most of you are shooting with bigger professional cameras. Most of the people I know, shooting weddings, are using the PD-150/170 quality cameras. My question is, using this level of gear, how does one see well enough using the view finder or worse the LCD to manual focus? Outside is almost always very bright. Inside, dark, under lit. I can’t see well enough to manual focus. Especially when things are happening so fast.
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The “Push Auto” is even a better technique.
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Very insightful and articulate. I have to say that shooting live events in not perfect light that manual focusing is a tremendous challenge. I shoot with a PD-150, and the new Z-1 and rarely have problems that I can’t recompose and reset the focus. If I was younger with better eyes, and more time I would use manual focus more.