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  • Tom Adams

    November 22, 2013 at 7:37 pm in reply to: creative cloud vs non creative cloud

    hmm, I wonder if adobe is offering any “break” or how I would go about updating my current NON-cloud premiere 6 to the more current CREATIVE CLOUD version.

    I feel cheated.. especially since I just recently bought the non-creative cloud version. of course, maybe I should have read more thoroughly the extremely confusing information offered deep within the adobe website

    crap!

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    https://Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    Premiere Pro (non CC version?!), FCP7
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic AGAC90, Canon D90 DSLR, DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    November 22, 2013 at 6:38 pm in reply to: sort order

    wait… so the creative cloud version 6 is different than the non-creative cloud version 6???

    ugh, can someone explain why non-creative cloud owners are being short-changed… or am I missing something…

    thanks

  • Tom Adams

    March 15, 2013 at 4:23 pm in reply to: fxfactory coverflux slideshow?

    hm, I think this might be my problem. my 2008 MacPro desktop card:
    ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT… VRAM (Total): 256 MB

    uhoh..

    t

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    February 20, 2013 at 7:40 pm in reply to: Advanced easing on keyframes?

    did i miss somwething. I’m just switching from fcp 7 and can’t get my keyframes in premiere pro6 to stop drifting. argh. help?

    thanks

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • have you discovered any solution to this high pitched screaming when ffwding or rewinding in premiere? ugh…

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    February 18, 2013 at 4:16 pm in reply to: Squealing while shuttling/fast fowarding

    luke, did you find out a solution to this high pitched squealing? I’m having same problem…

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    March 14, 2012 at 4:11 pm in reply to: How to copy and paste text attribute?

    darn . i need to do the same thing and quick. what a pain in the butt.

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    September 7, 2011 at 4:05 pm in reply to: ProRes422 file size / converting from Canon 60D

    John, ahah. very good to know indeed. it might just be time to make the plunge. I’m going to hold my nose as I jump! thanks
    -t

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    September 7, 2011 at 3:43 pm in reply to: ProRes422 file size / converting from Canon 60D

    Thanks Dave.

    “It sounds as if you may misunderstand the type of image coming out of that DSLR; it’s 1920×1080, which is most certainly HD, and not any bigger than that.”

    Nope don’t misunderstand the size of the image coming out of the camera and the “HDness” of it all but… just surprised that the size of the Canon h264 file that gets recorded onto the sd card basically gets quadrupled when it gets converted to prores422. and I don’t need it to be “that good”.

    thanks for the help though. getting it all sorted out.

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

  • Tom Adams

    September 7, 2011 at 3:26 pm in reply to: ProRes422 file size / converting from Canon 60D

    Thanks Dave…
    good info.

    when you say “So ProRes 422 isn’t the only option. It’s just the best option.” …that’s not really true because it depends on the intended use. Since I won’t be doing any color correction and it’s a real basic edit…I could get away with a much smaller file sies, like LT and Proxy (which, means I’ll need to actually open up that new fcp version 7 that is sitting on my hard drive 🙂 – good to know, btw, Steve, thanks).

    I think I’ll be using mpeg streamclip instead of the log & transfer processs because I don’t need all that high res stuff – just basic, nice looking HD will be just fine for me…

    Plus the log & transfer conversion time is really bogging things down. It’s actually taking longer than if I was to injest the tape like the good/bad ole days…

    I’m gonna need ten new hard drives at this rate :(…

    thanks for your info, greatly appreciated.

    Regards,

    Tom Adams – Director/Owner
    Reelife Documentary Productions
    “cool digital video stuff…not boring or dumb”
    http://www.reelifeproductions.com
    Williamsburg, MA, USA

    http://www.FolktographybyTom.com
    Folktography.zenfolio.com

    MacPro
    FCP studio2
    4TB Firewire Drives
    Panasonic DVX100a & EZ1

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