[Rosh Kadri]

barry, thanks for the info, but why the heck are those theatrical films you mentioned they chose 720p, other than over and undercranking, dont they got the budget for more cards?

[Rosh Kadri]

exactly what i was thinking, the only problem i suppose is that you cant stop rolling between when the band goes to break, dinner, etc. unless there’s a new sync reference at every scene change, that can be seen and heard.

i do own the SD 702TC and a clappboard. I was thinking of just clapping once at the head and just keep rolling non stop, except for tape change and manually sync it, which as you know is gonna be best sounding.

thanks

[Rosh Kadri]

thanks for the link, and i hope its playing somewhere near here (calgary, canada), i wanna see how it projects on the silver screen.

[Rosh Kadri]

thanks for the info. that was exactly my concern….wireless…interference.

i was thinking of doing double system but its gonna be a pain syncing everything. i dont trust wireless for this situation but i may try it anyways on one channel and leaving the on camera mic on as a backup for the second channel.

thanks

[Rosh Kadri]

m-audio 410

[Rosh Kadri]

i didnt check the footage on a broadcast monitor. The client only played it through his home television and enjoyed it. Havent heard anything bad so far (its been three months).
I think the scene settings helped a little since the blacks were
milky, the gain wasnt too obvious (vs rich blacks)

[Rosh Kadri]

thanks for the link noah, weren’t these films for dvd distribution though. which ones were theatrically shown?

thanks

[Rosh Kadri]

sorry i should have been more clear. im talking a digital workflow in which the footage is HD. Like spot mentioned, a quicktime file can be exported for the filmout, possibly with the sheer codec.

so the question should read more like. can you do an online HD edit using vegas?

before doing the filmout—will vegas’s title tools, color correcters, and credit roll generator stand to the task or will it have to be done somewhere else, say AE?

and please clear up for me if its a good idea to use vegas for a filmout in the first place, since we’re working in an RGB space

thanks

[Rosh Kadri]

yes, but its only temporary till you let go of the screen. normal behaviour.

[Rosh Kadri]

thanks spot. the reason i mentioned the credit roll generator as a joke only cause many users complain about having to add motion blur to get it to “look” smooth. if its jerky during editing, surely it will be jerky on the big screen.

what makes color better than vegas now that vegas can handle 32bit color?

why would one want to export an uncompressed file, even though they edited using something compressed like dv?. how is this beneficial since we started out compressed?

thanks very much