Barry_Green
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I would think so, but not 100% sure. Point me at a file to download and I'll try it.Barry, can h264 be edited on Edius 5? Thanks.
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I would think so, but not 100% sure. Point me at a file to download and I'll try it.Barry, can h264 be edited on Edius 5? Thanks.
Don't forget the Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 VC that's coming soon. Image Stabilization and Auto Focus to boot!
I would think so, but not 100% sure. Point me at a file to download and I'll try it.
Updated page here btw now has 4 7D clips right out of the camera: http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=7-10042-10239-10240
wow... that concert clip is really noisy
why?
Thanks to those who pointed out the files, I've now tested.Barry, can h264 be edited on Edius 5? Thanks.
And, of course, I'm sure Apple FCP users will be thrilled because the 7D records directly to Quicktime files, presuming that they can also execute a drag 'n' drop workflow.
To be fair that concert clip was shot at ISO 3200.
It gives FCP the same functionality as basically every other editor has with tapeless footage. Shoot the footage, plug the card into the computer, and edit. No Log & Transfer step.I think I missed something. The 7D records footage as QT files as well. So I can dump just like I do with the HVX with no conversion? forgive my noobness but that would be amazing, barring any loss in image quality.
Depends on what the native speed of the sensor is. If the sensor is natively around 400, then 3200 ISO would be equivalent to +18dB of gain.So in video equivalent, how much gain in db is that?
Thanks.