Frage von Proprider:
Dear forum members,
I am looking for a consumer camcorder to about ¬ 1200, - that records on hard drive or Spiecherkarte and its data, I can deal with it without effort FinalCutPro.
Native Quicktime can indeed apparently only the JVC's, but they are Doppet about as expensive as it allows my Bidget.
Thank you for all tips!
Peter
Antwort von Axel:
If you transfer the Final Cut Pro-typical way to transfer video files from one dialog as intermediates, not like, you simply looking for another software. The "effort" is in the case of Final Cut Pro is that you sift before cutting the (copied to the hard drive) material, (selecting log) and import. During the first AVCHD clip is imported, you sift the second, etc.
Many were used Final Cut Pro-turers, tape, were skeptical about this procedure, and they wanted a simple import by drag & drop. The really significant loss of time at the beginning of the cut and the slightly larger media files are compared with some advantages, for whose sake synonymous today, with availability native AVCHD cut, FinalCut is an alternative. You, as I said, are not forced to accept.
EDIT: There are two camcorders from Sanyo, which literally meet your requirements. The mov format "i-frame is only 960x540 pixels big, I hulls as the nose.
Antwort von Proprider:
Moin Axel,
first thanks for your answer. Of the way you described, I made a couple of times already synonymous and synonymous am happy to showcase them in well-paid jobs.
I find myself working with the JVC-syater and it just awesome to be able to cut the stuff native.
The cam, which I seek, I need a friend to make a video blog that I cut.
Since the whole thing a friendship is, we seek the shortest, possible workflow. This means recording, file upload to the server with me, I invite them down, throw them into Final Cut Pro and a puzzel building the masks, regulate sound auspielen to put online, done.
The cam would be used only for recordings of the blog (man sitting in front of bookshelf and talks), so I do not find the Forat now sooo dramatic.
I just nachgeguckt times: iFrame's for iMovie. Ensure that the synonymous works directly in Final Cut Pro? Or do I have to spend the erstmala from iMovie as FinalCutdatei?
many thanks
P
Antwort von WoWu:
Nativ heist yes "without any other codec to use.
Final Cut Pro can just as MPEG2. So HDV or XDCAM.
For other formats you need for Apple to wait a couple of years.
Antwort von Jott:
Seen in Final Cut Pro to second MPEG not synonymous If yes also in Quicktime codecs converted to the Sony format halt the import wrapped (that do what the JVC's already in the camera). Final Cut Pro for ten years, a Quicktime editor and nothing else that one knows before the Purchase. Who cares, who has always been alternatives to Choice. Artificial Aufreger.
If not yet soon synonymous native (= wrapped in Quicktime) AVCHD processing is - at least with the next iMovie know - you just as much as any other. Apple has the technology, we see s.iPhone4, with which you can cut easily AVC natively on ridiculous cell phone hardware. As of today: ProRes or nothing - although the route via ProRes quite synonymous advantages and not particularly sophisticated, but that's nothing new.
