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June 8th, 2006, 08:14 AM
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just did a slowmotion test yesterday night with splashing water... very very nice! will be usefull when the cyclist take the water glass from a crowd member, splashing a bit, raise it to is face and spill it to is face! yes yes yes!
I hope the water will key well on the green screen! |
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June 9th, 2006, 08:57 AM
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Did the shoot yesterday night. Everything went nicely! thanks for everybody who helped. I will post pict of the shoot and result in a new thread soon... The cam is awsome and quite easy to use with the manual near in case. Of course I should be able to deliver superior performance with few years of practice but it was a nice first try!
only problem was the component out look broken, only showing the green channel... we had to watch it in composite out... quite soft. thanks again... thierry |
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June 9th, 2006, 10:04 AM
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p, pN, pA?? I know in After Effects you can remove the pulldown. Not sure about Premiere. Check with the CineForm guys. |
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June 9th, 2006, 10:15 PM
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no problem anymore with the pulldown... I just had to check the "remove pulldown from p2" option and everythings ok!
so far so good... I shot both 1080p and 720p 24pa. 720p for slowmotion. t |
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