Paul Beller
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Paul Beller
February 25, 2013 at 10:03 am in reply to: AVC/MP4 optimum bit rate value to rendering interviews…the process doesn’t analyze your video’s bps. what it analyzes are its pixels. the higher the output bitrate, the final quality gets better.
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NewBlue V4 – drop shadow plugin will do exactly what you want. I don’t see any other way. Animating masks – it is the hell of a job when you want to do it manually. Only a plugin can count all that and move the mask with the object.
or….
if you plan to animate pngs… i don’t know your project but it may be possible to copy animation data from the pngs onto the shadow event which would be the same png but tilted… i don’t know the project, just a kinda brainstorm. new blue drop shadow will do it for sure. -
i don’t like avchd either tho i have no issues with editing. i only hear the fan working more 🙂
yes, it shoots mpeg2 50 mbps, 422. i ve seen many small cameras called pro but that one really fits pro standards. ive heard that it is commonly used in big tv stations, even bbc as a second camera. so small, not so fresh (2011?) but so up to date and very powerful, equipped even with IR!!!. and so reasonably priced. i love it. if you seek for a small reportage camera take a close look at that one.
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oh, it is xf100 by canon. perfect for reportages, travel etc. only 1 sensor but the picture is impressively good. small but very handy. i wish it would have more possibilities about dof but that is the price for its size.
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i know, i know, that is why i ‘ve chosen that camera. i have 50 mbps, 422 mpeg video+wave audio and i can shoot for any tv. mxf editing perfectly as a native format for svp. for just cutting and without fx it doesn’t even re-encode the streams. just love it!!!
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i know, i know, that is why i ‘ve chosen that camera. i have 50 mbps, 422 mpeg video+wave audio and i can shoot for any tv. mxf editing perfectly as a native format for svp. for just cutting and without fx it doesn’t even re-encode the streams. just love it!!!
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not quite in topic but about multicamera, just want to share. i ve heard so much about how hard nuts avchds are… i am a bit surprised. this is my first meeting with avchd. i have 40 minutes project on my timeline and it is multicamera editing. so i had two cameras avchd and one mxf, all medias full hd with highest bitrates. it all goes so smooth on my laptop. during multicamera editing it stutters a bit but not so bad that i had to make any proxies… i love sv10 🙂
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=905pHHIPtZU
panning is too fast maybe, so the map is a bit blurry…
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measure the temp. BEFORE shooting and set all cameras according to that
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if it is for the people, believe me, common people won’t see the difference. so render it either way 1080 or 720 and for your own use render it as lossless avi to keep the best possible quality:)