[Sacha Sojic]

Peter, the expression works wonders. Thanks a million.

Sacha

[Sacha Sojic]

Thank you both!

Peter, I’ll give your expression a try and let you know how it went.

Glad to meet two people that are familiar with Montreal and French Canadian culture. One’s making references to our theme parks and the other is dispensing everyday colloquialisms! Nice! 😉

Best,

S. Sojic

[Sacha Sojic]

Hey Daryl,

Our dailies are TK’ed straight to a DDR and converted to ProRes 1080. Editorial gets a disk with quicktimes for every slate. The database is simply created and connected with those clips.

Our workflow is therefore pure 24. There is no pulldown involved at all and our TC is pure 24.

S.

[Sacha Sojic]

Hey Neil,

I’m having the exact same problem. The 3D objects that I’m integrating into the scene in After Effects never seem to match the C4D rendered plate. There always seems to be some kind of perspective shift – either the object is too far on the Z axis or the camera FOV is off. Frankly,I’m stumped.

I tried assigning the External Compositing tag to a variety of objects before exporting the 3D data from Cinema 4D, but I’ve had no luck so far.

Let me know if you get a breakthrough.

Sacha Sojic
Montreal, Qc