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Alister Chapman May 29th, 2009 09:44 AM

XDCAM How to clips by me!
 
I have started work on a number of "How to Guides" for XDCAM HD and EX owners. The first couple are for all to see on YouTube.

YouTube - Shooting Timelapse with XDCAM EX. How to guide from XDCAM-USER.com

YouTube - Progressive v Interlace and using shutter to reduce motion blur

Bob Jackson May 29th, 2009 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alister Chapman (Post 1150325)
I have started work on a number of "How to Guides" for XDCAM HD and EX owners. The first is here for all to see on YouTube. It's a simple guide to Timelapse.

YouTube - Shooting Timelapse with XDCAM EX. How to guide from XDCAM-USER.com

thanks Alister
Great video.
Do you have one showing different settings ie. ever 1/2/4/8/16 sec or so?
Wish the Ex-1/3 had a 30sec cache preroll.

Charles Newcomb May 29th, 2009 10:07 AM

Very nice. Thank you.

Buck Forester May 29th, 2009 10:25 AM

Super grande excellente' fantastico!

Alister Chapman May 29th, 2009 10:36 AM

I didn't cover longer intervals as the effect is essentially the same, you are just speeding things up further. For most of my TL work I use 1 second. If I find the clip still isn't fast enough then I can speed it up further in the edit. I suppose I could add an extra caption at the end with some examples such as:

For a 10 second clip at 25fps:
1 second interval = 4.1 mins of real time
2 seconds = 8.3 mins
5 seconds = 20.8 mins
30 seconds = 2 hours
60 seconds = 4 hours
5 mins = 21 hours

Charles Newcomb May 29th, 2009 11:08 AM

More! More!

Have you considered putting this stuff on your site and charging admission? I'd pay.

The Vortex DVD's pretty good, too. It was well-worth the money.

Rob Fiedler May 29th, 2009 11:41 AM

Thanks
 
Hi Alsiter. Thanks, Very clear and concise.

Piotr Wozniacki May 29th, 2009 11:49 AM

Well done, Alister. I bet what people would appreciate is the frame accumulation and alike..

Paul Shapiro May 29th, 2009 12:24 PM

Great job, Alister, and very helpful. Keep 'em coming!

Was that a time lapse fly I saw at 1:15?

Alister Chapman May 30th, 2009 01:52 AM

Yes it was a fly. Little swine crawling across the lens... grrrrr.

So what topics would you guys like?
Color Matrix, Detail, Gammas?

I'm working on a little piece about lenses at the moment.

Mark Williams May 30th, 2009 04:36 AM

Its very kind of you to take the time to put the tutorials together. As a new EX-1 owner they are extremely useful.

Ofer Levy May 30th, 2009 05:05 AM

Great work indeed Alister! Keep them coming!
Regards,

Ofer Levy

Olof Ekbergh May 30th, 2009 07:06 AM

Very nice, good work.

I would love to see a comprehensive collection of settings gamma color matrix etc.

In a few different settings.

I have been thinking about making a set of samples myself as reference. It is time consuming though.

I am thinking a studio setup with black bg some flowers a model std 3 pt lighting and maybe some high contrast as well.

Also a sunny outdoor scene with trees water and people.

And then a dull day.

It would be great to have maybe 10 settings in 3 scenes for reference.

I think this is definitely something you could charge for. After posting a few teasers.

Bob Jackson May 30th, 2009 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alister Chapman (Post 1150364)
I didn't cover longer intervals as the effect is essentially the same, you are just speeding things up further. For most of my TL work I use 1 second. If I find the clip still isn't fast enough then I can speed it up further in the edit. I suppose I could add an extra caption at the end with some examples such as:

For a 10 second clip at 25fps:
1 second interval = 4.1 mins of real time
2 seconds = 8.3 mins
5 seconds = 20.8 mins
30 seconds = 2 hours
60 seconds = 4 hours
5 mins = 21 hours

Thanks Alister.
I have been using the TL for quite a while now and find it fasinating.
One can make a TL of a trivial thing and it becomes interesting.
just though the newbies would like some more info.
Thanks again.

Brent Ethington May 30th, 2009 01:28 PM

Thanks Alister!

very informative


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