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  • Winston A. cely

    June 17, 2008 at 7:24 pm in reply to: Help! Can’t Get the System to See the Drive

    He did, but I just checked and still no one has chimed in on his post there.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

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  • Winston A. cely

    June 12, 2008 at 8:27 pm in reply to: screen real estate layouts

    When I was first learning FCP, I had my main monitor for the Timeline/Canvas/Viewer only and everything else went to the secondary monitor. When I first started my company and bought all my gear, I got a 30″ACD with no secondary monitor. I got really used to having everything in one place, and now that I two monitors, I leave the second monitor for notes, scripts (in Word format) and the occasional Waveform or random window. The biggest reason is that it takes so long to move the mouse from one window to the next (yes, I still use the mouse for certain tasks) that it was driving me nuts.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Winston A. cely

    May 28, 2008 at 4:40 pm in reply to: pics in final cut pro

    Agreed. Any time I create something in Photoshop that is going into my FCP timeline, I make sure that all adjustments are made in PS not FCP, unless it’s simple movements that I can animate in FCP.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Winston A. cely

    May 28, 2008 at 4:38 pm in reply to: multicam

    I’ve done both DV and Uncompressed 8-bit (which was a beast with my setup), but it went perfect. Fortunately, I learned on the DV project and by the time I got to the uncompressed project, the only thing I had to do to improve performance, was to use a nice fast SATA RAID.

    The only thing I would add, is that once you’re finished with editing the video, I would collapse your multicam clips. This will save you some headaches when you need to send to another program like Color or Motion.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Winston A. cely

    May 22, 2008 at 1:19 pm in reply to: Good editing mouse

    I’m loving the Mighty Mouse as well. The track ball is the best part for sure. I turned off the side buttons though. My biggest problem with it has been in Call of Duty and firing when I meant to aim down sight. Never have a miss-click in Final Cut though. 🙂

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Oh yeah! Using Title 3D as the default text creator in FCP, NOT the legacy title tool. That comes up quite a bit as well.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Winston A. cely

    May 22, 2008 at 1:10 pm in reply to: Saving title specs

    I’ve never had a problem with Title 3D and saving styles. In fact, it’s saved me TON’s of time. For a while there, Boris was offering some stock styles you could download from their website (though I think they’ve trashed that since Studio 1 came out). What problems have you had with it?

    A quick trick that I use when initially laying in all my titles is to:
    1. Drag a new Title 3D into my timeline.
    2. Adjust it to my liking.
    3. Option drag the Title 3D clip in my timeline to a new place. This copies the file, so that all I have to do is retype the new title, leaving all my other controls the same.

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Thanks for getting this together!!! This will be an enormous improvement on what’s already a terrific forum. 😀

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Winston A. cely

    May 15, 2008 at 1:36 pm in reply to: getting the most out of 8 cores

    Thanks for the great tip! I’m going to set this up for mine right now. 😀

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

  • Great to have you here David in your now official, official capacity. 🙂

    Winston A. Cely
    Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

    “If God could do the tricks we can do, He’d be a happy Man.” – Peter O’Toole – “The Stuntman”

    Mac Pro 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
    4 GB RAM | Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 | Aja Kona LHe

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