[Roman Jaquez]

Craig,
When you plug in the camera to your computer via USB, did you select the “Execute” option in the menu that appears on your LCD or View Finder? This was my problem I did not notice I had to follow this step. Once I have selected the “Execute” option, I then launch the software and proceed to ignore the warning message. It works fine for me.

Roman
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[Roman Jaquez]

Thank you Craig, I tried it and it worked.

Roman
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[Roman Jaquez]

Clint,
Craig,
Thank you so much for taking the time to help me. Right now I am running FCP 6.0.6

Here is what I have done so far. (I don’t have the camera manual)

1) I plug the camera using the USB connection located below the headPhone jack.

2) Launch FCP (with the drivers installed.)

3) File > import > Sony XDCAM.. (window with the details in first post appears) I click on to continue not being able to do much about the message.

4) The Clip Browser software opens up. But, it does not recognize the camera or new drive with media assets.

This is where I am. I just downloaded the following drivers again and I am about to re-instal:

A) SxS Device Driver v1034300
B) PDZK-P1 v290 Production-1
3) XDZP1 ClipBrowser v2_5

Here is a screen shot of the message I am getting: https://romanjaquez.com/EX1.html
Roman
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[Roman Jaquez]

Thank you Richard,

That sounds a bit advance for me… but I am sure I can figure it out. Any tips on “How to” about your comment?

Thanks,

Roman

Roman
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[Roman Jaquez]

Thank you Richard,

Is there a software or method to achieve the DOF I tryied in Photoshop?

Roman

Roman
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