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March 16th, 2010, 09:39 AM | #1 |
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Tips and Tricks V1U in 24p and 24pA
Hey there...
I am getting ready to shoot a documentary that will eventually be transfered to film. The film folk tell me to shoot in 24p...just don't know if it should be 24p or 24pA. I am not a newbie to video...but am a newbie to 24p. How does the V1U handle 24p---I know it was a "selling point" of the camera when it came out. Any video tips and tricks for shooting in bright sunlight (desert) and also three point lighting...depth of field etc. I am going to be editing a short film trailer on FCP7. I think FCP7 makes log/capture easy for 24p...correct? Thanks for any help. |
March 16th, 2010, 08:06 PM | #2 |
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Here's a great article that explains the two 24 frame modes:
Steve Mullen on How to Edit the V1's 24p in Final Cut Pro | A Workaround for Final Cut Pro users by Steve Mullen | Workaround for editing with Avid Media Composer or Xpress Pro | Steve Mullen and video editing The 24p mode is really 24 frames in 60i wrapper. It's meant to edit in a 60i timeline and give you the look of 24 frames converted to 60i (also known as 2:3 pulldown) It will not give you a true 24 frame product for the web or film out. The 24A mode is for editing in a 24 frame (really 23.97 NTSC) timeline. Here is a link on how to capture to ProRes and remove the pulldown giving you a true 24 frame progressive capture. Capturing HDV Into ProRes Via FireWire | Moviola ? Training for Avid, Apple & Adobe | Production & Post Production Rentals & Sales | Los Angeles, Hollywood, Burbank Finally here is a link to a document on Sony HDV workflows in Final Cut Pro 6. Sony Hdv Fcp Best of Luck.
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March 17th, 2010, 08:32 PM | #3 |
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Tips and Tricks V1u
Thanks for the info...appreciate it!
It looks as if I will be shooting in 24pA Thanks again |
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