DVL-Digest 1359 - Postings: Index cloning Feature film edited on FCP Step Up to Xpress DV - (2) cloning - "Valerie Shoaps" >Question: is there a difference between doing these clones at a >professional >transferring place, or just borrowing my friends miniDv camera and making >the clones myself camera to camera? Hi Diana, Camera to camera is fine. Just let the recording camera keep rolling and it will have (a new) continuous timecode. It's a vanilla digital to digital transfer; quality will be the same. Valerie Creative Cow Forum Leader -AVID -Adobe Premiere ________________________ http://www.creativecow.net Feature film edited on FCP - "Valerie Shoaps" >This is an interesting article. It does indicate (to me) the advantage FCP >has by being able to address different format types(DV 25, Uncompressed, >ect) I don't think that the same thing could be accomplished with AvidDV >due >to it being locked into DV: George, That's a pro of FCP; one GUI independent of hardware. However, the pro of XDV is the seemless path to Avid online/finishing systems. Even XDV's color correction translates right into Symphony's. Just open he project up and redigitze and it's all there. Automatic Duck has a product to facilitate FCP sequences to Avid, but it's not as thorough or robust as using any other Avid for the same task. It's more akin to opening an edl. Valerie Creative Cow Forum Leader -AVID -Adobe Premiere ________________________ http://www.creativecow.net Step Up to Xpress DV - "Perry Mitchell" From: Ton Guiking Stepping UP from FCP???? :-) Ton G. > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Namens Videoguy > > If you're a Premiere or FCP editor thinking about stepping up > to Xpress DV, THE TIME IS NOW!! > > Avid has officially launched their year end competitve step > up offer! http://www.avid.com/stepup > > Gary > Videoguys.com Step Up to Xpress DV - "Valerie Shoaps" >Certainly not very intuitive. I find myself this week getting an Avid >XpressDV system up and running for a newbie to editing. I've never touched >an Avid before but I'm reasonably familiar with FCP and several other NLE >apps. Many things are not terribly obvious and need reference to the Help! >files which is rather frustrating. Perry, Try to forget how you do things in FCP, Premiere, etc... if you're doing any coaching. XDV runs on the "Avid Way" which is a different (but 11th generation) approach to NLEditing. Get the newbie to go through the enclosed tutorial when you have the system up and running. I think this is a tough ball to get rolling for someone new to editing, but perhaps that might be an advantage to learning the system. Avid also sells a series of training books that are really well written if they are needed. By the way, make sure to download the 3.5.3 updater. I'm not sure if you need the 3.5.2 updater installed first or not. Have a peek at the Tech Notes: http://www.avid.com/products/xpressdv/support/index.asp Valerie Creative Cow Forum Leader -AVID -Adobe Premiere ________________________ http://www.creativecow.net (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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