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John Blanker June 5th, 2015 01:56 PM
Re: the X70 coming from the NX7OU
 
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Originally Posted by Mike Buckhout (Post 1887037)
Premiere Pro has always been able to edit XAVC files from the X70.
Dropping the MXF file into Premier Pro CS6 results in a "Generic error". My version is either too old, I'm grabbing the wrong file, i'm importing the wrong way, or you're incorrect. :)

John Blanker June 5th, 2015 01:58 PM
Re: the X70 coming from the NX7OU
 
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Originally Posted by David Dixon (Post 1888489)
Threaded hole on the handle is just another mounting point for accessories. though.
I just looked through my toolbox and see nothing with a thread to attach to that handle. All my accessories have the flat plate for shoes. That got me curious to know what accessories people are mounting to those threads.

Mike Buckhout June 11th, 2015 01:54 PM
Re: the X70 coming from the NX7OU
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by John Blanker (Post 1888524)
Dropping the MXF file into Premier Pro CS6 results in a "Generic error". My version is either too old, I'm grabbing the wrong file, i'm importing the wrong way, or you're incorrect. :)
OK, not "ALWAYS" ;) CS6 was out way before the X70 was a thing, but PremierePro CC has been able to run with it since I got my X70 last year.

Mike Buckhout June 11th, 2015 02:00 PM
Re: the X70 coming from the NX7OU
 
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Originally Posted by John Blanker (Post 1888525)
I just looked through my toolbox and see nothing with a thread to attach to that handle. All my accessories have the flat plate for shoes. That got me curious to know what accessories people are mounting to those threads.
You can put a ball head on there if you want something to sit at a different angle on top- http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/824804-REG/Vello_CS_BH2_Multi_Function_Ball_Head_for.htmlJust flip that upside down and your cold shoe can go at any angle.

The camera also comes with a second cold shoe that you can screw down over the threaded hole.


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