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Thanks a lot 🙂

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Hey.. I fixed it by upgrading to version 5.1.4 🙂

thanx

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Hey dave

Thanks a lot.. that was my conclusion too!
Anyway, take a look at my greenscreen shot. For me, it looks quite good – the lighting and everything?
I know that I will probably have some difficulties with some reflections from the greenscreen in the drums.

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runemadsen.com/greenscreen/4.jpg
runemadsen.com/greenscreen/5.jpg

This is the greatest forum on earth! Thanks a lot…

– Rune

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Thanks to both of you – specially you Dave for the long answer.

I did a test with the camera, and shot a scene in both 25p and with progressive turned off.

I live in Denmark (you know, a PAL country). If I wanted to use the 25P footage, what do I have to do then to use the footage in a PAL project in After Effects? What about all that frame rate conversion and so on?

The thing is, I really don’t have the money for the expensive equipment, so I have to work it out with the DVX 100.

Anyway, thanks for responding- you’re a great help 🙂

– Rune

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Hey man

thanx for the answer… I already checked a lot of stuff out, and I’m still looking around.

I’m shooting it on a Progressive Panasonic DV-cam…

anyway, thanks

– Rune

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Hey everyone

Thanks for your replies…. it helped a lot… give me a couple of months and I post you a link 🙂

– Rune

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Thanks alot 🙂 it worked…

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Thanks.. The composition that I have made have to be rendered, so I can edit it in Final Cut Pro. Therefore I want to export as quicktime movie. What are the best settings. It has to look like the logged clips inside Final Cut Pro – the clips from my PD 170 camera…