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  • Liam Hall

    March 16, 2012 at 12:27 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro 6 to 5.5 frame grab comparison

    It doesn’t look as dated as 5.5, but I t wonder if it’s as clunky…

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    February 26, 2012 at 10:30 am in reply to: Color Correction: FCPX vs Premiere Pro

    [Dennis Radeke] “picture of the color correction effects that come with Premiere Pro.

    Two to point out:
    – 3-way CC is thorough and includes secondaries. Not the fastest thing, but it is really good.
    – Fast CC is really quick and easy. one click white balance with levels, saturation, etc.

    “

    Perhaps in CS6 you can combine these seventeen colour filters into one speedy interface…

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    February 25, 2012 at 9:11 pm in reply to: Color Correction: FCPX vs Premiere Pro

    Colour correction FCPX is basic, but quick. Colour correction in PP is basically good, but slow.

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    February 4, 2012 at 10:21 am in reply to: relevance of image stabilization to videography with DSLR

    Yes, it’s common. Even if you get one that is silent after a gentle knock or two it might start getting noisy. Certainly, some lenses are more susceptible to noise than others.

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    January 28, 2012 at 6:31 pm in reply to: relevance of image stabilization to videography with DSLR

    [Bob Cole] ”
    Liam, what do you find most useful about the 70-200? Quite a large lens – I imagine it’s on a tripod or monopod, mostly, anyway, right?

    another aspect to IS: On Philip Bloom’s web page about lens selection, he states that IS helps with reducing rolling shutter artifacts.”

    The 70-200 f/2.8L IS MkII is very sharp and has excellent bokeh. It really is a superb lens, brilliant for interviews where you want to blur the background. For stills it has a quick and accurate autofocus.

    It is large and heavy compared to f/4 lenses, so yes it’s always on a tripod or monopod.

    Can’t say it reduces rolling shutter artefacts though, that’s a feature of the write speed of the sensor and has nothing to with the lens.

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    January 28, 2012 at 5:37 pm in reply to: shooting interlace

    Shoot progressive, but supply interlaced. Simple.

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    January 28, 2012 at 5:30 pm in reply to: relevance of image stabilization to videography with DSLR

    [Bob Cole] “The Canon expert there told me that IS should be turned off when the camera is on a tripod”

    That’s hokum.

    There is a little optical lag when using IS and it can be a little noisy, but it can be useful on a tripod.

    It’s particularly handy during interviews where it gets rid of all those annoying micro vibrations and shakes that transmit their way up the pan handle or if you’re doing a pull-focus without a follow-focus.

    Also, there are different flavours of IS – my 70-200 f/2.8L has two IS settings, one works better hand-held, the other seems better when on a tripod.

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    December 26, 2011 at 12:42 pm in reply to: Itv London …… Oh dear

    You can see why ITV hire freelancers for the real work…

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Liam Hall

    December 8, 2011 at 9:44 pm in reply to: Picture quality

    [Steve Crow] ” If it looked good on your computer then the question becomes why didn’t it look equally good when projected”

    Resolution. A cinema screen is a little bit bigger than a computer screen…

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

  • Compressor 4 has completely stopped working for me and gone on holiday. Seems to be an issue with QMaster. I’ve tried trashing prefs, reinstalling etc, all to no avail.

    It really is a piece of garbage…

    Liam Hall
    Director/DoP/Editor
    http://www.liamhall.net

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