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mmiller884
06-18-2007, 09:53 PM
Alright, i have asked a similar question to this before and i am expierementing still so please bare with me. I have an up and coming film which i was thinking about shooting 24p along with 30p. The video will show a couple people in there everday life. The only reason i was going to use 30p was because i wanted to shoot my interviews with two cameras. I have a vx 2100 and 100b. The outside everday life i wanted to shoot 24p.

SO here come the questions. Will this look "wiered" using the differnt modes in this way and what is your opinion on it.

NExt thing i am still trying to figure out is editing. I did some test shots with my dx in which i used 24p and 30p on the same tape. I imported the footy and brought it into a 29.97 timeline and everything looked fine. Am i suppose to have 24p footage on a 29.97 timeline?? I am not to fimiliar with all this and just trying to learn.

ryan brown
06-19-2007, 12:53 PM
What are you editing with?

Yes, 24P (regular) is cut on a 29.97 timeline. 24PAdvanced is where things need to get switched around.

They won't look perfect together, but with some effort in post, you should be able to work with them.

-brown

Robbie Comeau
06-19-2007, 12:54 PM
i think 24p should be on 29.97, but 24pa should be on a 23.98

bilgami
06-19-2007, 03:56 PM
i shoot on 30 and put video only into a 23 timeline but ive never done both a/v cuz ive heard in order to get both a/v you must download seperate and sync the audio is this true? when you do your project miller let me know how you handled the audio plz. thanx

filmismymedium
06-19-2007, 06:11 PM
what are you editing on? Because this will solve your problem.

http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/finalcutpro/?movie=openformattimeline

just got FCS2 myself and I love it.

mmiller884
06-19-2007, 09:53 PM
Thanks a bunch guys for the quick responses! I am editing with Fcp 5. I was thinking about converting my 30p footage to 24p using After Effects 7 if i ended up shooting some with 24p. I dont know if this is the best idea or not. Im thinking that it might be best for me to just shoot everything in 30 so i dont run into problems. I have one more question which doesnt really pertain to anything i asked but i thought i may as well through it out there. Would you guys reccomend trying to get my shot the way i want it to look (ie. warmth, gamma, etc) or is it better to do it in post. I have Film magic pro and it has some AWESOME presets! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

David Jimerson
06-20-2007, 07:13 AM
Converting 30p to 24p rarely results in good footage. It'll be choppy and have ghosting around moving objects. There just aren't enough motion samples in 30p to make a good conversion.

saturnin
06-20-2007, 09:06 AM
work on a 29 timeline and u'll be fine