Thaxter Clavemarlton
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Here’s another tutorial-
https://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-create-pleasantville-effect-in-final-cut-pro-2646/
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Under the “View” Menu-
Turn on “Audio Scrubbing.”Or hit “Shift-S”
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How are you monitoring?
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HDV or DV?
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Do you mean Color Bars, or Countdowns?
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[Mark Suszko] “I think that’s what I said, certainly it was what I meant.”
Yes, I can see that, if I look at your phrase in the parentheses in a different way.
Never mind.
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[Mark Suszko] ” (what we call vision mixers in the States)”
As far as I know the units have been called “switchers” (or “video switchers”) by video engineers, production people, networks and TV stations in the United States for the past 70 years or so.
A “switcher” or “technical director” is the term commonly used for the person doing the job of controlling the panel itself.
“Vision Mixer” is a UK term for the same device (or person doing the job.)
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Nobody said the tape was shot in LP mode.
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[Bob Brill] “We will be getting a crash course in the cameras from the guy that was hired to do the editing,”
I think that’s the way many of us learned about cameras.
If you hired a videographer, maybe he could tell you which editing system you should buy. -
Quick “no special gear” workaround.
Run a monitor out cable from Cam 1 over to near Cam 2 and set up a Cam 1 monitor near Cam 2.
Set the output of Cam 1 to display its TC on the monitor.
Begin recording on both cameras.
Shoot Cam 1’s TC on Cam 2 from the monitor for a few seconds, then pan over to shoot the actual scene.Do that every time you begin rolling on a new tape (or after a break.)
In post, you can visually match Cam 2’s footage to Cam 1’s TC.