[Tom Carter]

Brilliant. Thanks.

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[Tom Carter]

Brilliant. Thanks.

http://www.crate20.co.uk

[Tom Carter]

[yikesmikes] “Thaat looks like Pete’s Smear to me”

That’s exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

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[Tom Carter]

Yeah I figured it the batteries mightn’t think too much of it.

Although I’m not using the camera it does still display on the CCD… there doesn’t seem to be a way to disable it.

Thanks for your replies,
Tom

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[Tom Carter]

I am getting the same error trying to render a project using 6.5 on the mac which was made in 6.5 on the PC. If anyone has any ideas about this it would be greatly appreciated.

Tom

[Tom Carter]

Technically, as long you hit the education criteria in the first place then you are free to use the software for whatever you please, conscience free.

There’s an FAQ about it here: https://www.adobe.com/education/purchasing/faq.html

I am in a similar postion being a student who does commercial work part time. Its very different with macromedia products though, so be careful.

Regards,
Tom

[Tom Carter]

Nothing as drastic as jumping platforms 🙂

As a photography student who dabbles in web design and animation I have to get CS2, Studio 8, AE and FC Studio, so I end up with a lot of software I dont need in addition to that which I do (then again I do get it somewhat cheaper, so I can’t complain too heavily 🙂 ) Production studio would have consolidated 3 of those items into 1.

Thanks for the clarification.

Tom

[Tom Carter]

Nothing as drastic as jumping platforms 🙂

As a photography student who dabbles in web design and animation I have to get CS2, Studio 8, AE and FC Studio, so I end up with a lot of software I dont need in addition to that which I do (then again I do get it somewhat cheaper, so I can’t complain too heavily 🙂 ) Production studio would have consolidated 3 of those items into 1.

Thanks for the clarification.

Tom

[Tom Carter]

can someone just clarify this – as a mac user, none of adobe’s video-based bundles are available for my OS since adobe no longer port Premier to the mac.

So if I want to use AE I need to buy it separately, but I sometimes need to edit straight video so i’ll have to get FC studio too (seeing as I can no longer get final cut separately), meaning that I end up with both AE and motion.

Is this correct? Can anyone offer any advice on my best option here – I can’t believe I’m the only one in this position.

Regards,

Tom

[Tom Carter]

can someone just clarify this – as a mac user, none of adobe’s video-based bundles are available for my OS since adobe no longer port Premier to the mac.

So if I want to use AE I need to buy it separately, but I sometimes need to edit straight video so i’ll have to get FC studio too (seeing as I can no longer get final cut separately), meaning that I end up with both AE and motion.

Is this correct? Can anyone offer any advice on my best option here – I can’t believe I’m the only one in this position.

Regards,

Tom