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Old March 10th, 2005, 03:49 PM   #61
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Which mode with Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5?

I have Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 and the GL2

I'd like to make a short movie and make it look film-like

Which mode should I shoot it in (Frame or Normal)?
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Old March 10th, 2005, 03:54 PM   #62
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Test both uner the lighting conditions that will represent your scene(s).

Then compare. The lower resolution of Canon frame mode has now been superseded by the 24p of the XL2.

But since you are using the GL2, check your result on the playback device you will be using for your show. A bit of motion blur but similar dof will be the result.

You will also find many threads (most over a year old) on this topic if you do a search here.
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Old April 22nd, 2006, 12:03 PM   #63
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Capture direct to harddrive with XM2 and Premiere Pro 2.0

I just wanted to share this.

I am using the Canon XM2. After upgrading from Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 to 2.0, I am now able to capture directly to the harddrive from the XM2 without having a tape in the camera.
I do it with the regular capture function of Premiere.

No need for any additional software. But I noticed that the camera had to be on before I start Premiere.
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Old April 22nd, 2006, 01:54 PM   #64
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You can also do it with SonyVegas. Now try the free MS MovieMaker and get back to us? - Yeah?

Grazie
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Old April 22nd, 2006, 03:05 PM   #65
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I'll leave the movie maker to someone else.
Don't have that one on my computer.

Nice to see that it works with Vegas also.
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Old April 27th, 2006, 07:26 AM   #66
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You'll probably yell at me for stating the obvious but if you're shooting something important, I'd be inclined to keep a tape in the cam as well!

Those firewire connectors easily come loose, at the camera end in particular, and you wouldn't want that happening in the middle of your one-chance-only shot!
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Old April 27th, 2006, 07:42 AM   #67
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Ian, I totally agree with you.
And especially for a paid shot, I would always record to tape.
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Old April 28th, 2006, 11:14 PM   #68
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computer or firestore

This is great news and thank you so much for sharing it.

I have been considering getting a firestore 4 but have vasillated between that and a lap top.

What do you think???
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Old April 29th, 2006, 01:51 AM   #69
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Firestore = much more convenient when running around shooting - ie you can attach it to the camera or tripod with ease.

Laptop = you can use DV-Rack! Wonderful tool, IMO. However, the biggest issue is using it conveniently in the field. Would you be happy carrying around another platform/tripod for the laptop? Or would you be happy putting the laptop on the floor etc? I use a laptop with DV-Rack and it is most convenient to use in, say, interview situations. But when I'm running around a warehouse shooting different aspects of operations for a corporate video, with limited time for setting up etc, the laptop becomes a problem.

Oh, to have both . . .

. . . and I'd still record to tape to be safe!
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Old November 22nd, 2006, 08:19 PM   #70
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Nice film look using premiere? without magic bullet?

Is it possible to get that nice film look in just plain premiere pro 1.5? I don't want to shoot in frame mode anymore, but I want to keep the film look. Magic bullet is outside of my budget. Thoughts?

Thanks
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Old November 22nd, 2006, 09:59 PM   #71
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Nelson,

There is a two part article in the article section on this list.

Why would you not want to shoot in Frame?

Most shoting filmicly tend to use a camera with 24 or 25 frames a second.
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