Ray Sherman
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Anyone??
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Right now I’m having trouble finding information, examples, tweaks, etc. of what others are using in regards to their picture profiles. If you know of any or a camcorder that comes close to the x70 with this information, please let me know. Thanks, Ray
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Hi, Sorry I took so long to reply…… Thanks goes out to all of you for your input and help. I’ll certainly keep an eye on those folks you suggested. I’ve been so busy, I simply haven’t had a chance to go completely through the menu. I can say this, this camcorder looks to be awesome and I can’t wait to dive in! As for right now, what camcorder in your opinion comes close to the PXW-X70 in regards to settings, picture profiles, etc.? Thanks again for your help. Ray
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Makes sense to me as well. For know, I believe I’ll stick with what I have which is a Canon EOS 7D. This camera is a handful in itself between use and workflow. Thanks again for all your input. Ray
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Hi John, Thanks as always for the great info…… I pretty much figured that a new system was in order if I went in the 4K direction. I certainly wouldn’t want to go with the bare minimum for a workstation. My current workstation struggles enough with 1080p. As you suggested, a 12-core with at least 24GB memory would be the ticket, but at a price. I would definitely go with Blu-ray for the better quality. Thanks for the giving me the insight in what to expect for a build. I sincerely appreciate it, Ray
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I noticed that I didn’t list my 8gb RAM in my specs. This by the way is maxed out on my mother board. Ray
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Hi Dave, Thanks for the great info….. Surely something to think about. Thanks again, Ray
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Wow….. That’s not the news I was hoping for. Although, I did figure that it would take quite a workstation to perform the task. I may have to hold off for the 4K revolution. Thanks for your input, Ray
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Thanks for the great info…… My drives are SATA ll unfortunately. In your opinion, what would it take to upgrade my workstation using some of the components I already have or are they simply not that great for editing with 4K? Any workstation suggestions that won’t rob the bank? Thanks again, Ray
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Hi, Just came across this awesome article to share with all;
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/getting_on_board_with_the_4K_revolution
This really explains a lot in regards to workflow with 4K. Now, is my computer able to handle it? I really like the fact that Vegas Pro 12 has a new proxy feature as explained in the article, so hopefully my current workstation can handle everything. Now the big question “if possible” is how to get close to 4K clarity to DVD? Please chime in your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks, Ray