Martin Vincent
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I may have to stick with it for the time being. Tank you all for your insights. That was useful and fast!
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I got a tip for Slow motion on Canon camcorders. As Todd says shoot 60i. In FCP reduce your speed to the 60i footage, then apply de-interlace filter even field.
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When I get this issue with both my Canon camera, I just play a bit of footage so the camera switch mode according to the current footage setup 24F 30F 60i. After that FCP recognize the camcorder.
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I think its a drop frame. Just clean your camcorders head.
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Loop it and tie wrap the lower end to you tripod head
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Personally, I would go with a HiDef model for that price. But it depend on what you want to do with it. I know you can get some XL1s for 1000$, it may get you the money for the other stuff you need.
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Thank you Todd for your ever useful insights, I was excepting that. And you are right I should look for used. I’m always a little worried when looking for used… If someone can help about that…
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Thank Callum
I was wondering if there was a speed increase if I was to convert all my footages from HDV to BM for editing, and what would be the fastest way to output (format and workflow) a intermediary footage to send to Squeeze to compress?
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Its not necessarily extra work, first its not lossless second as its a compressed format it takes a little cpu on the BM card so no problem there, and at last it reduce the bandwidth needed from hard drives a lot so you can capture without a big fat raid 0 or 5 backing up. So its good when you don’t have enough drive space or bandwidth on the drives when using multilayer video in HD 4:2:2 its almost unavoidable.
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There should be plugins or add ons to avoid the extra work of switching apps.