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  • Tom Nelson

    February 15, 2010 at 8:56 pm in reply to: HDMI Monitor – question

    The Marshall 70 has false color, which gives you a very usable color scale highlighting certain areas of exposure with different colors based on the IRE level. Better than a histogram.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    February 3, 2010 at 9:09 pm in reply to: DSLR Accessory rental

    Excellent help, everyone. Hello World looks like it might be the winner, as it offers both a follow focus kit and the Marshall 7″ HDMI monitor for a good price. I’ll be sure to post the results of the shoot – I’m working with a jazz pianist afterhours in a piano bar on an original piece he’s composed. Wanted to break in my 7D in style.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    January 22, 2010 at 8:51 pm in reply to: AVID XDCAM import error

    Here is a paste from the error message I received:

    ________ Exception Report ________________________
    Exception Code: C0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION
    Fault Module: 01:0038931E C:\Program Files (x86)\Avid\Avid Media Composer\ameLibrary.dll
    Fault Address: 0314A31E XDCAMHDHiresVideoImportReader::createIndexTable+FE

    ________ Stack Dump _________________________________________
    0314A31E 2F198000 XDCAMHDHiresVideoImportReader::createIndexTable+FE

    AVID SYSTEM DUMP – Fri Jan 22 15:39:37 2010

    ________ Memory ________________________________________________________

    numPtrs: 168031
    numHdls: 08991
    totalPtr: 0x021a665f (35284575)
    totalHdl: 0x000965ce (615886)

    ________ Current Program Stack _________________________________________
    773F039D 0017D1F4 ZwWaitForSingleObject+15
    764511D8 0017D208 WaitForSingleObject+12
    60399852 0017D21C PSPrintStack+82
    6031471B 0017D2AC DmpDump+9B
    60314C4B 0017D564 DmpDumpToFile+3CB
    60319EA0 0017DB1C AvRgn::InternalHRGN+EF0
    6031AFA8 0017DB84 AvRgn::InternalHRGN+1FF8
    7C359C97 0017DBCC _CxxLongjmpUnwind+EA
    7C359629 0017DBFC _CxxExceptionFilter+1C4
    7C3598AD 0017DC54 _CxxExceptionFilter+448
    7C35994A 0017DC84 _CxxExceptionFilter+4E5
    7C359B9D 0017DCBC _CxxFrameHandler+26
    773F3099 0017DCE0 RtlRaiseStatus+B4
    773F306B 0017DD90 RtlRaiseStatus+86
    773F2EFF 0017DD94 KiUserExceptionDispatcher+F
    0017DDA8 773F2EFF Symbol Not Found – Error 0000007E(00000126)
    006A595B 773F2F03 AApplicationBase::operator=+29D5BB
    DA63E851 773F2F07 Symbol Not Found – Error 0000007E(00000126)
    0BEBFFFF DA63E851 Symbol Not Found – Error 0000007E(00000126)

    ________ System Configuration __________________________________________
    System software: Windows NT Version 6.0 Build 6001 Service Pack 1
    Processor type: Pentium PC
    Physical Memory: 4095 MBytes; Virtual Memory: 4095 MBytes
    User name: default
    Application info: Hitchcock_4.0.2_Patches_R30

    ________ Processes Currently Running ___________________________________

    ________ WindowList ____________________________________________________
    Hidden Rect: 596, 170, 613, 391
    Hidden Rect: 596, 391, 613, 408
    Internet Explorer Hidden Rect: 237, 170, 30407, 408
    Hidden Rect: 237, 170, 30407, 170

    ________ Binary Modules Loaded _________________________________________

    ________ Device Drivers Loaded _________________________________________

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    October 27, 2009 at 8:10 pm in reply to: HPX500 Camera on commercial airlines

    Am I the only one crazy enough to air travel with a naked eng camera on a strap on my shoulder? Always has a battery and media with it in case the checkpoint guys want me to power it up. Takes up the least room that way, and is snug in an overhead. I’m usually with a lighting kit in a pelican case, so I throw all my camera accessories in there and check it.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    October 26, 2009 at 6:24 pm in reply to: A Touch of Evil — the 3-minute opening

    It looks like a vehicle-mounted crane shot to me. It might certainly be more complex than that, but the road looks pretty smooth and the shot is the most steady when it’s down low and therefore less affected by the suspension movement of the vehicle.

    It’s funny, at 1:50 she almost walks into a car. Worthy of a re-take under “normal” circumstances, which this most certainly wasn’t.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    December 10, 2008 at 7:39 pm in reply to: “simple” export question – long GOP

    Thanks, Noah. I wish I was working on a Mac – I’m unfortunately on a PC, and when I try to export using the DNxHD codec, it defaults to medium quality and doesn’t let me change it in the dialogue box. I’ve tried just dealing with that compression, but it’s noticably worse than uncompressed.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    October 29, 2008 at 9:19 pm in reply to: That Thin Red Line (cross forums post)

    If you’re viewing the knife from the side, place an eyedropper filled with artificial blood against the other side of the knife with the eyedropper’s open end against the blade. Just squeeze the dropper as you pull the knife. It need not be too complicated.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    September 3, 2008 at 3:43 pm in reply to: what cam should i use?

    Be sure to check your FCP version compatibility if you’re working with EX. Only the newest version of FCP supports XDCAM and XDCAM EX.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    August 12, 2008 at 2:19 pm in reply to: DVD Studio Pro or Encore?

    I use both, and highly recommend DVD Studio Pro. Encore is extremely buggy – I’ve had crashes on long-timeline projects, bad discs (I’m re-burning one right now), and sluggish timeline navigation. Sure, it could be my discs or my pc, but I’ve never had a bug with DVD SP, and I’ve authored pretty elaborate DVDs that Encore probably couldn’t handle. I’m ordering Adobe CS3 production suite as well, but I’m not even installing Premiere or Encore.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

  • Tom Nelson

    August 12, 2008 at 2:13 pm in reply to: Need help making sure I meet festival specs

    90% of DVD players play NTSC around the world – I’d suggest sending a PAL DVD and an NTSC DVD, and suggest using the NTSC one. Even if a foreign DVD player is pushing out a PAL-resolution signal, chances are it can play the NTSC DVD.

    Tom Nelson
    Videographer/Editor
    Essex Television Group

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