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|  | Cinema Desktop Preview image problemby Andy Schroeder 6 years agoI'm currently using my 42" Panasonic LCD HDTV for Cinema Desktop Preview by outputting from my Macbook Pro's DVI output via DVI to HDMI cable to HDMI input on the TV. I know I can't trust it for prope | |
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|  | nikon 3200 quits during video recording??!!by wendy reed 6 years agoAnyone have a problem with the Nikon 3200 just stopping during video recording When this happens nothing is on the card and the camera seems "stuck." I have to take the battery out and then re-insert | |
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| | Nikon D3200 and low light flickerby Andy Schroeder 7 years agoI recently upgraded from the Nikon D3100 to the D3200 for video and have been doing a lot of test shoots to decide on light setups for a new project I'm going to be filming in the fall. I've been real | Re: Flicker Fix for Certain Shots
by Andy Schroeder 6 years ago
Yes, even in full manual the problem persists. Even at ISO200 on a sunny day you'll get flicker in the 0-10% range on the waveform. I find it funny that Nikon still never came back with any fix, yet t
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|  | Tokina 11-16by matt love 7 years agoI was looking at this lens as it has got good reviews all around. My only concern is the manual focus doesnt seem to be conducive with shooting video. Anyone with any experience shooting video and rol | Re: Tokina 11-16
by Andy Schroeder 7 years ago
I use this lens for video a fair amount with my Nikon D3200, and before that with my D3100. I really only ever shoot video with manual focus, so the lack of auto on it didn't bother me. In fact, I app
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| | LED PAR Floodlightsby Andy Schroeder 7 years agoI have a homebuilt lighting rig that I've been using for 3 or 4 years now that uses all the same brand make philips LED PAR floodlights as bulbs. It's been great for my lighting needs, never had a pro | Re: LED PAR Floodlights
by Andy Schroeder 7 years ago
They were on for probably about an hour during the shoot.. It wasn't always noticeable either, mostly in the darker areas. But I'm fairly confident that it's not a camera problem as my blacks stayed b
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|  | D3200 Nikonby Ty Ford 8 years agoToo early to talk about this one Regards, Ty Ford Want better production audio : Ty Ford's Audio Bootcamp Field Guide Ty Ford Blog: Ty Ford's Blog | Re: D3200 Nikon
by Andy Schroeder 7 years ago
by Rob Manning 24MP's, good, will be similar to MK2 3 on the crop frame takes. No uncompressed 14 bit raw, not so good. No direct to SSD video out, not so good. I don't think there's anything else in
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| | rotoscoping + intuos 4by Andy Schroeder 9 years agoMy current project requires a lot of rotoscoping. Previously I hadn't had to do large amounts of roto and using the mouse for it in Apple Motion 3 worked fine, but it's been killing me, I thought mayb | Re: rotoscoping + intuos 4
by Andy Schroeder 9 years ago
Thanks again for the replies everyone. The footage was shot on a Nikon D7000, and then transcoded into ProRes HQ for editing and vfx. If I put it in a lower codec for roto would I just export the fini
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| | DVX100 24p Advanced vs. Magic Bullet Framesby jojo galan 9 years agoHello, I am a new user of the DVX100B. It's great!! I was wondering if there was a difference between using the DVX100 24p in camera or using a post editing 24p program like Magic Bullet Frames The re | |
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|  | DVX100A: Anamorphic Capture Troubleby Mike Sunderland 10 years agoHi there I am having a problem capturing from my DVX100A PAL to FCP using the PAL anamorphic capture setting. The DVX100A is set to Squeeze mode because I've been instructed to use this setting when f | Re: DVX100A: Anamorphic Capture Trouble
by Andy Schroeder 10 years ago
In FCP you could always import the squeezed footage as 4:3 (which is how it is stored on the tape anyway) and after it is imported go to clip properties and check the "anamorphic" box which will then
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|  | DVX-100A/budget questionsby Joshua Long 11 years agoI'm a budding freelance videographer and I am in need of a professional camera. I know that the DVX-100A is a good camera (if not maybe a bit out dated) and I have one at my disposal for $2000. Is thi | Re: DVX-100A/budget questions
by Andy Schroeder 11 years ago
Not a good deal. The DVX's are great cameras in my opinion, as long as HD isn't a big deal for you. For me it's not, my main video output is the web. I bought a DVX100b last year along with a good tri
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| | To transcode, or not to transcode DV?by Andy Schroeder 11 years agoOn my last project I shot in DV, I did all my edits in FCP6 with the codec set to DV, and round-tripped the clips that needed FX into Motion 3. After the round trips the footage needed to be rendered | |
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| | 8bit to 32bit floatingby Andy Schroeder 11 years agoI was reading this post (http: www.kenstone.net fcp_homepage rendering_quality_balis.html) at Ken Stone's site about how you can possibly get better quality end results if you're working with multiple | Re: 8bit to 32bit floating
by Rafael Amador 11 years ago
Hi Andy, Enable High Quality (High Precision) in FC makes sense if you change also your sequence codec. If you are rendering DV footage, you need to set your sequence to DV50, 8b Unc or, better, Prore
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| | Luma Key Vs. Chroma Key with DVX100bby Andy Schroeder 11 years agoI'm doing some work now with pulling keys from footage I'm shooting with my DVX100b. I know DV is not the best for chroma key and have been doing all the research I can to make my keys look as good as | |
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| | Luma Key Vs. Chroma Key with DVX100bby Andy Schroeder 11 years ago(I've also posted this in the DVX100 forum, I wasn't sure which place was more appropriate - sorry if I'm not supposed to do this) I'm doing some work now with pulling keys from footage I'm shooting w | Re: Luma Key Vs. Chroma Key with DVX100b
by Jason Diebler 11 years ago
Definitely "No", do NOT shoot on a black screen. You'll be keying out all the shadows and dark tones in your color spectrum... that would be a mistake. Shoot green if you have it. You hit the nail on
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| | HVX200 bugsby Andy Schroeder 11 years agoI've been running my HVX200 at work for about 10 months, and haven't had a problem till recently. I produce local government TV, Due to the length of the meetings I cover (sometimes up to 11 hours) I' | Re: HVX200 bugs
by Jan Crittenden Livingston 11 years ago
This isn't a bug, your HVX is sick and needs to see a service center. Good news is that you have a 1 year warranty. Find your invoice and make a copy of it to send it in with the camera. Best, JanJan
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