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  • Paul Thurston

    April 20, 2007 at 12:48 am in reply to: New Sony Hi-res HD Colour Viewfinder for NAB

    For Steve Wargo:

    Hi Steve, you are correct. I was thinking of Michael Bravin, from Band Pro.

    Hey, did RED Digital Cinema purchase the Accuscene company?

    -Paul

  • Paul Thurston

    April 14, 2007 at 2:17 am in reply to: Sony HDW-F900/3 ‘CineAlta’ HDCAM

    Hi Tim,

    I would suggest you thoroughly read the user manual and the maintenance manual #1. This will greatly help you get fine results. It is highly important that you tryout the camera and see the results in a large HD monitor.

    The camera can be over exposed to around two f-stops, but underexposure is somewhere near four f-stops. Things that may be underexposed (appearing really dark in the viewfinder), may end up looking not dark at all, once observed in a well calibrated HD monitor.

    Regards,
    Paul

  • Paul Thurston

    April 9, 2007 at 4:38 pm in reply to: 23.98 DF or NDF

    Hi Redflag,

    Non Drop Frame time code is theoretically never equal to real TIME. Therefore, if you are shooting at 23.976 or 29.970 frames per second, your time code will not match real time.

    BUT

    If you shoot at exactly 24, 25, 30, 50 or 60 frames per second, your Non Drop Frame time code WILL actually match real time.

    So if you where shooting with a VariCam, and say you set it up to shoot at 25 fps, the flagged time code (the time code associated with the flagged frames) will actually match real time, upon playback.

    If you shoot at 23.976 fps on your VariCam, event though it’s actually recording at 60 fps, the time code associated with the flagged frames will NOT match real time, upon playback.

    Put it this way: if you are shooting in whole number frames rates, the time code will actually match real time. (There is no need for DF time code in whole number frame rates.)

    If you are shooting in frame rates that have a decimal attached to them, the time code will NOT match real time in Non Drop Frame.

    -Paul Thurston

  • Paul Thurston

    March 31, 2007 at 6:32 pm in reply to: Premir Pro CS3 and WIN Vista 64 bit

    So what you guys are saying is that at least CS2 works REALLY well in 64 bit OS’ such as WIN XP 64 bit and WIN Vista 64 bit (Ultimate?)

    Wow.

    Hey Vincent, when you were saying that in Vista 64 your projects cap at 1.6 Gigs, what does that actually mean? Are you talking about RAM or something else?

    AND

    How much RAM did you actually install in your 64 bit computer system?

    Also, Bill, how much RAM did you install in your WIN XP 64 system?

    -Paul

  • Paul Thurston

    March 24, 2007 at 2:47 pm in reply to: New Sony Hi-res HD Colour Viewfinder for NAB

    Hi Mike,

    could you kindly explain to us what the practical and technical difference are(just a short sentence or so) between the old Sony HDVF20A HD 2″ Electronic Viewfinder, the Sony HDVFC30W 2.7″ HD Color LCD Viewfinder, the Sony HDVF-C35W viewfinder, AND the AccuScene VF1280S. (It

  • I want to thank Ray for actually getting the info.

    Info and registration is here:
    https://www.sonyb2bmessage.com/sony/viewonweb/?MMID=12093211&MLID=2363

    CineAlta

  • Paul Thurston

    March 21, 2007 at 3:55 pm in reply to: Moral question about uploaded demo clip

    Edit out the stripper part.

  • Paul Thurston

    March 21, 2007 at 3:52 pm in reply to: Moral question about uploaded demo clip

    Three suggestions that may help you out here:

    1. If you are trying to demonstrate, you have experience shooting religious/semi religious events AND events that may include nudity, then – make a website specifically for religious events and a different website for “party shooting services.”

    2. If it’s important for you to show you are not offended shooting nudity, edit out (in the other video) the shot where your brother appears.

    3. Edit out the stripper part.

    If the demos are for the general public, the video demos should not be more than 5 minutes in length and should not include nudity (even censored nudity).

  • Paul Thurston

    March 21, 2007 at 12:37 am in reply to: Moral question about uploaded demo clip

    Each country is different when it comes to what is proper in this situation. Where I live, showing people from a wedding is acceptable and legal. In other countries, it is not proper or legal.

    Where do you live?

  • Glad to hear you where able to get the info… So where is the location and what are the hours?

    Regards,
    Paul

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