Noah Kadner
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Not likely- it’s built into the DVD spec and part of copyright control.
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Definitely- if you’re already writing and directing- let someone else shoot it. End product will be better because you’ll concentrate on writing and directing which are each full time jobs already. And you’ll spread the blame around if it turns out just ok which is entirely not unusual for first features.
Filmouts also nearly unheard of these days in the indie world. Not needed for festival screenings or home video distribution. It’s only *if* you wind up playing in 3,000 theaters would you ever need a filmout. And if that’s the case you’ll be a runaway success and your distributor will happily pay EFilm to blow up and filmout your movie from whatever camera it originated on.
Noah
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You do get the ability to interchange lenses and native 16:9. Other than that the price descrepancy is pure conjecture- profit perhaps?
Noah
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Take your pick- there’s dozens if not hundreds of tape, optical, flash and hard drive based archiving devices. You could also run out to tape if you happen to have an HD deck lying around. Not really a killer app one yet but then again we still have no camera.
Noah
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Depends how many shots you’ve had. Seriously though- could you be a bit more specific as to what you’re looking to do. There is definitely not a whiskey bottle emitter but perhaps there might be a way to do what you want if you spelled it out a little more. If for example you want a photo of a bottle to multiply, you’d simply drop it into the emitter’s image well.
Noah
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Not unless the DVD player is region free- most aren’t. But you could most likely play it on a computer that allows its region to be changed. Some only let you change a few times so be cautious.
Noah
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Previewing is probably what is causing the breaks. A break will occur anytime there is a blank space in between takes- even one frame. Best practice is to always start recording a few seconds before action and stop a few after cut. Then if you need to review or turn off the power you have a little overlap you can rewind into in order to make sure you are not leaving a gap.
Noah
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Can also be dragged and dropped directly from the character palette- all explained in the OS X help system BTW…
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He says that soon after the bell pepper is bit:
Noah
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Copy(Apple-C) from the character table and paste into the text object in Motion(Apple-V).
Noah