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The D90 is not worth buying for video. The D7000 might be my favorite DSLR to shoot with... and by that I mean the most tolerable.
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In my experience the D7000 is sharper than a 7D and certainly sharper than the 5D. It is a DSLR so, no decent audio, you're basically guessing at your exposure, 20 minute clip length. More often than not it's our B cam with an AF100, they cut together fine.
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Sep 27, 2011 19:52
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Video Copilot won't teach you anything other than how to copy a tutorial. Lynda is a great place to start.
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Oct 18, 2011 03:22
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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:When I exported as full lossless .avi There is a difference between no codec full RGB lossless video and an uncompressed codec. With most 8 bit uncompressed codecs you probably could have played it. There's really no need for that though, DNxHD, Cineform or ProRes are made for this very reason.
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Nov 23, 2011 03:48
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I trust Ae with a 3:2 pulldown more than Compressor. You'd probably better just deliver 23PsF on this project though.
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powderific posted:I'm starting to play with some motion tracking stuff in After Effects and I'm curious as to what governs its performance. It seems to take forever, but looking at activity monitor my CPU is barely spiking at all. I'm on an quad core i7 MBP with 8 gigs of RAM, working off of a FW800 drive. Could the FW800 connection be slowing it down somehow? What format is the footage? Also, what you're tracking in Ae is probably better tracked in Mocha.
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