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August 28th, 2006, 05:40 AM | #31 |
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Just so you're prepared hardware-wise, I found out the hard way that the new universal binary for Intel-based Macs DOES NOT support Magic Bullet Editors b/c it is based on Adobe's After Effects Plug-in, which has not been ported to a universal binary. Thus, unless Magic Bullet ports the software as a Final Cut Plug-in or Adobe updates their AE plug-in you won't be able to use those filters. toolfarm suggested this, but I haven't been able to get it to work: http://toolfarm.com/pluginfinder/ind...ersal%20Binary Solution: A New Version of Magic Bullet Editors 2 for Motion Red Giant Software CANNOT provide After Effects plug-ins for Final Cut Pro on Intel if there is no support from Apple. However, we will update our plug-ins to work in the Motion 2 FX Plug API for Intel Macs. That means that all plug-ins that currently run in Final Cut Pro will instead run in Motion 2.1 including Misfire plug-ins. To use the tools on a Final Cut Pro sequence you will need to export the sequence to Motion and apply the plug-ins to the clip(s) in Motion and then use the Motion sequence in Final Cut Pro before you output a final file or print to tape. This is the only solution to the current compatibility issue that Apple has created. Full workflow details and availability will be posted in May. |
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Thanks for the info Cass. I'd love to see what this setup shoots like without any effects/filters/post applied. Just a nice sunny day with bright colors in view. Do you guys have anything like that, that you're willing to post?
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yea, i can try and upload a short clip of 1280/720 clip so you can see it nice and big...
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is it possible to use the M2 adapter on a steady cam? Or because it's long and the heavy is prolly heavy you cannot or should not? beautiful clip, wonder how much that adapter costed? Thanks, Joey
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I would assume anything is possible... we have not used a stedy cam..
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September 9th, 2006, 08:40 AM | #36 |
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Here is some macro photography we took... we actually got some footage of a spider attacking an ant on the web, but i haven't gotten to that yet...
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Are you looking for something like this joey?
http://www.zacuto.com/hand_held.htm http://www.zacuto.com/camera_support_7.jpg http://www.zacuto.com/0301_small.jpg http://www.zacuto.com/redrock.htm |
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Great Footage once again and a great choice of music as well. Motivity has done quite a job making the HVX200 look good. Keep up the good work.
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Did you use a 35mm lens with the M2? If you did, what lens did you use? Congrats on the exposure and the comission.
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Well we didn't get commission. I thought i said that below.. and the lenses that we used which i posted earlier were:
lenses: nikon 50mm nikon telephoto 70-200mm nikon Micro (macro) 105mm I think the M2 would be useless if we didn't use 35mm lenses.. ???? Quote:
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Sorry about that Cassidy. I misread the comission portion. I'm sure you have convinced at least a few people on this board to invest in the HVX200. It would be nice if Panasonic had a referral program.
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But i am absoletly blow away with Cassidy's 35mm's and lenses well done mate... great job!!!! Joey Dee
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