ihariharan
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Hello Hendosan,
Yup, I did handheld. I knew that shouldn't have been the way. but i had no other go since i was shooting in the middle of the road, and low angle and diff movement shot. I have used cinevate cyclops which was heavier so gave me little hold of it and i pushed it real tight against my eyes and hold my breath. I am sure it has come out good, but i will leave it to the viewers decision.
I am really disappointed with the little audio out of sync happened only in the first minute. And i just exported the draft to show it to the client so i am going to ask them for reshoot for few scenes which am not very happy with.
I tried learning all the video format, progressive interlaced etc. I don't understand this 23.976 or 29.97. My fcp timeline and my footage are in the same format which is apple prores 422hq 30fps. Now what should i do to make it work better for export? I just read somewhere they talk about exporting in png format which is uncompressed. Is it worth it? It's 5 min 20 second song. I tried to retain the tempo all through the song. I have compressor. I would like to burn a blu ray or very high quality dvd for the song. Since it's just one song i dont worry about the space what dvd can hold. I hope even the bestest best will not exceed 4.7 gb when i convert it to high bit rate dvd format. Please advise. Regarding interlaced frame, i have realized what would have caused that issue. I have used twixtor, and i could see all the slowmo or speed ramp first and last frame has that interlaced lines which is obvious and also a color shift. I am going to take that out and use cinema tools or motion to have a consistent footage. Would you like to see the draft? It's right from the camera footage, no color correction done, and there are couple of fillings needs to be done which is black now. It's private right now since there is more to be completed related to color.
Since you have never heard of 5d handheld shooter, now you see one, and i would like to know if its' worth
I can IM you the link.
Hariharan
Yup, I did handheld. I knew that shouldn't have been the way. but i had no other go since i was shooting in the middle of the road, and low angle and diff movement shot. I have used cinevate cyclops which was heavier so gave me little hold of it and i pushed it real tight against my eyes and hold my breath. I am sure it has come out good, but i will leave it to the viewers decision.
I am really disappointed with the little audio out of sync happened only in the first minute. And i just exported the draft to show it to the client so i am going to ask them for reshoot for few scenes which am not very happy with.
I tried learning all the video format, progressive interlaced etc. I don't understand this 23.976 or 29.97. My fcp timeline and my footage are in the same format which is apple prores 422hq 30fps. Now what should i do to make it work better for export? I just read somewhere they talk about exporting in png format which is uncompressed. Is it worth it? It's 5 min 20 second song. I tried to retain the tempo all through the song. I have compressor. I would like to burn a blu ray or very high quality dvd for the song. Since it's just one song i dont worry about the space what dvd can hold. I hope even the bestest best will not exceed 4.7 gb when i convert it to high bit rate dvd format. Please advise. Regarding interlaced frame, i have realized what would have caused that issue. I have used twixtor, and i could see all the slowmo or speed ramp first and last frame has that interlaced lines which is obvious and also a color shift. I am going to take that out and use cinema tools or motion to have a consistent footage. Would you like to see the draft? It's right from the camera footage, no color correction done, and there are couple of fillings needs to be done which is black now. It's private right now since there is more to be completed related to color.
Since you have never heard of 5d handheld shooter, now you see one, and i would like to know if its' worth
I can IM you the link. Hariharan
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