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  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:26 am in reply to: phaser/laser effect

    yeah, Beam.
    There’s also a lightsaber tutorial on here. I dunno whether or not you’d be able to apply anything from that tutorial to the effect you’re trying to achieve, but it might be worth a look.

  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:24 am in reply to: Keylight on mulitple layers

    Instead of copying and pasting, save your settings as a custom effect.

  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:22 am in reply to: DVD turned yellowish

    Is it yellow after watching it on a TV? If so, your monitor is probably not calibrated correctly. If you don’t have a True Color or Broadcast monitor, than you can get your computer monitor fairly close by using color bars.

  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:19 am in reply to: Matrix Effect

    I believe this has been discussed before. Try the search feature.

  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:18 am in reply to: effects order?

    Is this the right way to do it? I’ll definitely give it a try; I’m just curious.

  • Malcolm Desoto

    August 28, 2007 at 5:16 am in reply to: Beginner looking for advice

    No, it’s not the standard. However, it is awfully handy to be familiar with both PC and Mac. I mean, you’re bound to run across both.

    As far as taking steps towards a career goes, I’d learn the programs in and out. Learn everything you can. The more tools you wield, the more valuable you are.

    Practically the Total Training series for After Effects is just amazing. Very thorough. It’s nice to have an instructor go through the entire app with you.

    If they’re a bit pricy for you, buy an older set off of ebay. 90% of the info will still apply (just don’t go too far back).
    There are also a decent number of fantastic tutorials posted up here.
    Aside from that, the manuals are a pretty obvious source of knowledge. The best way to learn, by far, is too actually use the program. Always be working on something, even if it

  • I’ll read it.

  • I was referring to Dave’s comment.

    “If I recall correctly, capturing 30p should be NO different from capturing 29.97 interlaced.”

    Thanks. I’ll check out the the HVX forum of there.

  • And why are these frame rates no different?

    P.s. if there are any past articles discussing the pros and cons of these frame rates, I would gladly read it!

  • Well, it wasn’t just 30p. I’m shooting with a Panasonic HVX200. to record the higher res formats (anything in 720 or 1080i) you either need to record to an external hardrive or it’s solid state P2 cards. As of now, I have no P2 cards. So, I was attempting a live capture directly into Avid. For some reason, it wasn’t playing nice with 30p (I had gotten it to work before). So, I ended up shooting 720/24p. What I’m really after is the 720 lines of resolution. 30p or 30i would best the easiest to work with being that it all has to br 30 fps in the end to print to tape.

    It’s a long sad story and like I said, I’m pretty new with all this.

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