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  • Tony

    July 7, 2006 at 1:43 am in reply to: Looking for a solution…..

    Telecast does make a triax to fibre adapter. Sorry I don’t know the model number but it is intended for applications where you need to combine triax and fiber systems together.

    Check out their website for more info.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 7, 2006 at 1:33 am in reply to: I love you guys!

    Hey Miss Shell,

    I was only kidding as I also have great regards for the Cow.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 6, 2006 at 4:05 pm in reply to: I love you guys!

    People please hold down the love and affection for each other.

    If this gets out of hand I will have to ask you three get a hotel room and conduct your business in private.

    Just make sure you have internet access so you can check up on the latest news on the Cow.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 4, 2006 at 5:42 pm in reply to: Final Cut rates, freelance, and otherwise

    Great post Kevin your points are right on the money (or lack of in some cases).

    Tony Salgado

  • Not even a nasty motorcycle accident could keep Steve away from the cow.

    More power to you Steve.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 4, 2006 at 3:36 am in reply to: Kona3 720p60

    Gary wrote:

    What happens when the camera op forgets to reset the camera and goes on another shoot?

    One critical item which always gets checked out when I prep a varicam is verifying where the vtr hz setting is currently at.

    Any experienced and qualified DIT or video engineer will double and even triple check this each and every time when shooting with the Varicam.

    You can’t even trust the rental facility all the time to QC the vtr hz setting as an incorrect setting can even slip by them sometimes.

    In the end assume nothing is set right and find the faults before the shoot occurs.

    In my opinion the success of a shoot is dependent on a proper prep in advance.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 4, 2006 at 3:26 am in reply to: Kona3 Issues

    Athen,

    You are forgiven as for short test the use of a camcorder is deemed ok.

    For long term you already know it is not recommended not only for the wear and tear put on the camcorder transport but because the additional time to search around for clips would drive you insane without the ability to log and capture by timecode.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 4, 2006 at 1:40 am in reply to: Costume designer seeks Varicam info

    If you show is due for release in the world of NTSC composite television for broadcast or distribution you need to be concerned with possible issues due to moire.

    In the field while shooting with the Varicam you may not see when viewing the serial digital HDSDI signal but an experienced VC or DIT will warn you if they foresee any possible issues downstream outside of the HD release.

    FYI on a DV camera you are generally watching an NTSC composite feed which will display the moire problem but with the Varicam the serial digital HDSDI output from the camera not show the moire problem as it is a analog composite artifact not digital issue.

    Your options are to look at a NTSC downconverted image from a high quality downconverter on set to verify if any moire issues might exist.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 3, 2006 at 6:28 pm in reply to: Kona3 Issues

    Walter,

    You missed the part where Athen explained he is using the camera (varicam) as the playback device for capturing.

    Why anyone would want to abuse the transport in the camera (for long term capturing) thereby subjecting the transport additional wear and tear is beyond me? But the real issue lies in the fact that although the timecode is embedded in the HDSDI signal FCP still requires RS 422 control to capture the timecode off tape. One major reason why a studio vtr is required for long term capturing.

    I believe there is a third party workaround which could extract the embedded tc and turn it around to feed the RS-422 port but I don’t recall the manufacturer but I do recall it was an expensive solution.

    Tony Salgado

  • Tony

    July 3, 2006 at 6:49 am in reply to: How long did the upgrade take?

    Why not go buy the upgrade directly at the Apple store?

    Tony Salgado

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