Terry Esslinger
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The battery may be cheap but changing it may be another story. You should beable to tell if the battery is working. When you turn the camera off and turn it back on do you get a correct time display? Is it holding custom settings. If not, then the battery has brobably gone south.
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You can make a subclip.
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Very professional!
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Its looks like he/she used some Digital juice material. Then you could make the slides of the autos in PS and then use 3D track motion.
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Say guys
Take a look at this thread in another COW forum
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Mike,
I too corrrect to a JVC crt broadcast monitor, even though I just do this as a hobby, I like to think that I am doing it somewhat right. But theres a certain number of people that will comment that the colors seem wrong when they watch something I have done. Invariably its because of what they are watching it on or more precisely how they are adjusted. I just get tired of having to explain this or adjust their set, which they probably almost immediately adjust right back when they go back to watching television, etc. So many variables with so little control. -
Use the color corrector fx.
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Mike, I think that most people have a tendancy to blame the media that they are watching rather than what they are watching it on or with. You simply pointed that out. It really seems like a waste of time to take pains to get colors, intensity etc “just perfect” because you have very little control -if any- over what the viewer watces it with or on and how they are adjusted. If you just get it in the ball park you are probably satisfying as many people (except yourself) as you would if you took great pains to ‘get it right’. Thats not to say you should work sloppy, just that it might not matter.
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If the beam looks like what you want but just the wrong angle can’t you move it around with your NLE?
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Have you tried using track motion?