[Max Frank]

Are you sure you’re previewing it on an NTSC monitor?

[sorry, could resist ;)]

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Go here – https://www.rippletraining.com/movies/Free%20Downloads/040301182627.mov

and be sure to check out the rest of the great tutorials on his site.

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Great analogy.

Thanks for the prompt & informative reply.

Yours,

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Kurt,

Thanks so much for your detailed and lengthy reply.

Another ignorant question if I may – something I’ve never quite understood:

If your plug-in brings all the levels into broadcast spec, then why should one still use the color corrector first?

You mention that you should do it if one wants to keep ‘the look’ (I assume the plug-in could alter the look of the clip) – but what if one is satisfied with the look AFTER the plug-in has been applied? Would one still need to do the color-correction step?

Thanks so much in advance,

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Dear Kurt,

But what happens if you go straight to a DV Tape right out of FCP using Print-To-Tape?

Will your plug-in still keep it broadcast safe?

Thanks,

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Hi,

Will BCC & Magic Bullet plug-ins still work one a PowerMac G5?

W

[Max Frank]

Dear Jeremy and Ben,

Thanks so much for taking the time to reply — I feel much better about what to ask for and what to expect.

You’ve given me plenty to go on and I appreciate it.

All the best,

Wayne

[Max Frank]

I second that motion – it’s a GREAT tutorial!

W.

[Max Frank]

Hi,

A common problem with laser mouses [or is it mice?!] is that they need an opaque, non-reflective and consistantly-coloured surface to move on.

A mouse-pad with a lines and different colors could sometimes cause the mouse to ‘hyperspace’ as you called it.

Before tossing the Mighty Mouse, try changing your surface and see if it makes a difference.

All the best,

Wayne

[Max Frank]

Hi,

It’s the External Lacie 500.

Hurrumph!

W