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And if you're on pc Discreet's Combustion 4... all you want built into one program

well you can open electronic boxes and re package them quite easily.. but yea if its a gift, put it away, no one will ask anything. Just have a good lock ;)

they wont confiscate it if you bring it on the carry on, but they will open it up and look inside.. basicly they will look inside the tape deck section.... and pass it through the xray scanner... The only think I've got to tell you is, dont pass you're tapes through the xray scanner... and...

The reason why this is happening is because you probably have an issue on 2 places... 1. The timecode on the tape has many breaks... try turning off the TC button on that bar full of buttons.. 2. If that didnt fix the problem, then this is what you do... press play and hit the capture...

animation it falls under animation... Because you use motion capture to animate 3D CG and yea thats it... I hope you know how it works, its easy to animte, but you still have to look over you're final animation with your program to make sure no polies fall out of line ;) There are also...

thanks for the help

no, I understand, I could use Grage Band or other programs like Sound Forge.... and turn the recording towards Stereo Mix, BUT the thing is... I was wondering if there were any built in recording/mixing options with the EWQLSO software...

hey I've got a question? How do you record what you create with the software you've got? I noticed that there are no recording things anywhere? Do you do it on another computer? ??? Very perplexed :D

It's not really an editing concept, its a special effect. SOOOO here's how you do it! Get your self a copy of Combustion, or Adobe After Effect, and this is what you'll be doing. You'll have 2 layers of video. One layer, you'll have the video of you walking or what ever... and then on the...

there would be no such thing to do what you want. You wouldn't be able to fix the under exposed material by 3 stops because if the information is not there, you'll be loosing image quality.... A LOT You'd have to re-transfer your negative at the proper correction, and if it was shot digitally...

its available, but there's no point on using them because they are made specialy for high resolution editing... That means if you're image is not 2K or larger, no point. HD editing is good on regular computers, 2K and 4K.... is still left for high end editing systems... look up SGI thats one...

another good trick to sync up sound to, if you dont have a slate, is that you slap your hands infront of the camera like a slate... just Clap your hands and says SYNC MARK and Clap your hands once or twice and VOILA you're sync point.

Actualy companies like Universal, dont use Avid either... They use stuff like Discreet Smoke, Flame, Inferno, Luster.... etc to do all their post image work. Smoke would be the editing program btw... all depending on the resolution of the scan.. 2k or 4k the computer differs.. but thats about...

when you're doing a DV shoot, you dont really need to use a slate, because all that can be achieved by having your assistant cam, or more like the Script Supervisor to take down where you are "time code" wise on your tape. The slate is used in DV only when you are recording the sound with a...

yes you loose some quality in the transfer, because you cant scan for everything... and it costs about 320$ per hour.. thats canadian.. if you are NOT a student... usualy and the quality loss is different to each transfer.. there are 3 types of transfers that can be done.. the most expencive...

dont double up threads in different sections of the forum... thats a BIG NO NO and yes you could support FCP on the mac book as long as its recent enough you'll be fine... its just slower to render then the Pro

basicly you want to rip a dvd.... first.. you rip the dvd... www.dvdshrink.org then.... LOOOK for a program to convert VOB files to AVI... or OMF etc.. what ever video format you are looking for..

16 mm, if shot correctly, always gives you better quality then digital. All you have to do is get a good telecini of your negs... there are not digital cameras that give you the same latitudes as film, no cameras that give you better detail in shadows like film... film is a billion times...

its a view finder.. and they use that to see with what lens will give what look.. its mostly for the Director's of Photography.... Directors use it on set because they have final say on the framing... but mainly you would rearly use it, because you should have a story board drawn and on it...

no Final Cut is a Mac base software... thats one way they lure people into buying macs.. is with the software.... PC software's would be: Avid Xpress Pro Adobe Premiere Sony Vegas Video hmmmm welll those are the one's which are mostly used, or else everything else falls into amature and home...