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Phil Lebeau
September 19, 2012 at 3:57 pm in reply to: Re-editing footage from a variety of sources.Once you have your standard screen sized established, ie 1920×1080 or 1280×720… whatever that is… you can add in your smaller footage and enlarge the same footage behind it with a slight blur effect.
Just a thought.
Phil LeBeau
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Thanks for your reply. Can you recommend a broadcast monitor and a good consumer TV monitor.
Is there anything in the consumer line that you can calibrate to color bars from your computer?
Thanks!
Phil LeBeau
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Well… I hit the Freeze Roto button before I rendered, that seemed to fix it.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Phil LeBeau
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It is very possible that I changed the duration of the nested sequence, but what I did to fix it is… I just CUT the BLACK LINED area out and trimmed it back together again. It seemed to work. I now see my cameras in my multi-cam window.
Thanks for the info!
Transitioning from FCP, now editing in CS6… So far, I think I like it… just need to bump up the hardware a little!
Phil LeBeau
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Did you ever get an answer to this? I have the same problem. Thanks!
Phil LeBeau
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It’s like doing remodling in a house, once you tear out a wall you find other problems that need to be fixed. I thought I had to go to MAC OS 10.7 but then I found this:
This is the minimum from the Quadro website
Mac OS x 10.6.5 or later with
MacPro3,1 (Early 2008), MacPro4,1
(Early 2009) or MacPro5,1 (Mid-2010)
Microsoft Windows through Boot CamFrom what I am hearing, the Quadro 4000 for MAC should make your system sing. If you are running off of local drives you should be good to go.
I am running through a fibre channel card that is running to a server at least 100 yards away – I really don’t know the exact distance but I am on the at least 6 floors above our main media servers.
For someone using local drives, I would think that the 4000 would be amazing!
Phil LeBeau
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I just did more research and I was wondering about the 4000. Is the 4800 an older card? After doing the research, I am thinking the 4000 is the better card for me.
Thanks for your reply!
Phil LeBeau
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Thanks so much – that really helps. Do you by chance have the rest of the Dancing Bottle Tutorial?
I really like have the option of moving in close up to characters with a camera. This one project I am working on I have several illustrations of boys and girls and I was hoping to make some seem-less transitions, for example, I need to show them growing up over time, so i was going to zoom into the eyes and then when I zoom out, the character is bigger.
I may change my mind and do something else… maybe a star wipe (JK)
Thanks for your time.
Phil
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Sorry – Didn’t see the previous post 🙂
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Did you check the box “continuously rasterize” in the timeline?
