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  • Kate Bones

    August 14, 2012 at 11:07 pm in reply to: Mixed Formats in Final Cut Pro

    Thanks for putting my mind at ease! i was starting to panic a little over here! I’ll convert it all to one frame rate and follow your advice.

    Many thanks! And have a wonderful august!

    😀

  • Kate Bones

    August 14, 2012 at 10:41 pm in reply to: Mixed Formats in Final Cut Pro

    At the moment its definitely going to be shown mainly on the web but I wanted the option to be able to send it to festivals to be screened and potentially for TV as the band are pretty popular in Europe. So to save any pain I wanted to get things right at this early stage. I’ve only just started importing my files to FCP so I can and should make any necessary changes now.

    So I can conclude that the advice is to change all the footage to 25fps apple pro res 422….

  • Kate Bones

    August 14, 2012 at 10:18 pm in reply to: Mixed Formats in Final Cut Pro

    Thanks for the advice. I’m a little miffed as to why I was advised by SO many people to shoot in 24fps! Is that a UK specific thing? Or a canon 5d mkii thing. Hmmmmm…

    Also do I have tot use compressor or can I use 5DtoRGB? Apparently it’s the best converter.

  • Kate Bones

    August 14, 2012 at 9:49 pm in reply to: Mixed Formats in Final Cut Pro

    Thanks for the reply.

    I actually did begin to shoot in 25fps but was told to shoot in 24fps as this gave the best results. The most film like effect. I was also told 5DtoRGB was the best way to convert the footage.

    Are you advising me to convert all my footage, canon, camcorder and iphone to apple pro res 422 at 25 fps?

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