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  • Todd Hallam

    February 14, 2014 at 3:12 am in reply to: tangent element or mc color?

    Jake I have heard personally from professional colorists and a salesman today who have confirmed this has been a long standing issue and in addition a quick google search reveals the same thing so it appears it’s not bullshit. You’re not having problems, good for you and hope it continues but I respectfully suggest you dial down the criticism of others especially in a thread that was merely meant to ask for guidance. If you truly don’t care what panel I choose, write your comments somewhere else.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    http://www.sideshowfx.com

  • Todd Hallam

    February 13, 2014 at 10:39 pm in reply to: tangent element or mc color?

    Thanks Sascha

    I used to have an old JL Cooper with the ethernet interface and hated the setup of that one so that was already a turnoff for me. I have been sitting on the fence as to whether go for the full panel or just the TK. Not sure how much I’d use the MF and it just seems to be as quick if not quicker to use key commands or dare I say it, the mouse to do what the Bt and Kb modules do.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    http://www.sideshowfx.com

  • Todd Hallam

    February 13, 2014 at 8:29 pm in reply to: tangent element or mc color?

    I have read quite a few posts (reviews and forums) stating that MC Color connection drops quite consistently when using Resolve usually when switching apps or even if a notification comes in.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    http://www.sideshowfx.com

  • Todd Hallam

    December 18, 2013 at 2:35 pm in reply to: Reducing camera slomo strobing (flicker)

    Thanks for the tips Todd. Unfortunately none of those solve the problem. I need to find a way to affect the frame the way CC Wide Time does but just with the luma values being merged, not the image echoing. I don’t know how Wide Time is actually doing it and why it gets rid of it but it does work as this is a rolling shutter that rolls through the frame so it’s not just one whole frame that is darker or lighter, it’s a part of one.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    http://www.sideshowfx.com

  • Todd Hallam

    August 7, 2012 at 3:57 pm in reply to: CS6 playing slowly – not a drive issue

    For anyone who reads this I found my own solution maybe it will work for you…

    Trashed preferences – reset the Audio Hardware in CS6 to System Default – everything is fine. It may have been the installation of my Bongiovi DPS audio enhancer that screwed things up.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    http://www.sideshowfx.com

  • Todd Hallam

    July 16, 2009 at 2:37 pm in reply to: edit to tape HD looks low res

    Just checked – same speed, same manufacturer – ran TTPro and the memory test passes. We may try and place them in different slots.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX

  • Todd Hallam

    July 16, 2009 at 2:02 pm in reply to: edit to tape HD looks low res

    Looking at the system, we have 4 2gb sticks. I assume they are still in pairs and would therefore have to pull 4gigs of ram. Is that right?

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX

  • Todd Hallam

    July 16, 2009 at 1:59 pm in reply to: edit to tape HD looks low res

    That’s what I figured. Thanks.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX

  • Todd Hallam

    July 16, 2009 at 11:28 am in reply to: edit to tape HD looks low res

    Looking at it a little closer I noticed that the timeline RT setting shows Playback Quality High is greyed out (Dynamic is checked). I have heard this could be a ram issue. Is that true? (Another sequence at 720p has Playback High available)

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX

  • Todd Hallam

    November 12, 2008 at 6:45 pm in reply to: General Error 34 wth is this thing

    I know this is an old post but I was getting this error and discovered I had mistakenly had my in point at the end of the sequence – once I removed that no problem.

    Todd Hallam
    SideshowFX
    Pixel Corps
    FXC:JA:Final Comp

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