Editing 35mm adaptor footage

[Mickey Munday]

sorry if this is a dumb question but i don't know much about the 35mm adaptors. i've heard that the footage records upside down for some reason?

well, i'm using final cut pro studio. if i have upside down footage from the brevis, what will i have to do in post in order to get it flipped rightside up?

 

[Ted Ramasola]

rotate it 180 degrees. or use flip vertical and flip horizontal

 

[twocik23]

Use the flop filter, it has both options.

 

[Mickey Munday]

what's a flop filter? is that on the brevis or something?

 

[Ted Ramasola]

he probably mean the "flip" filter. Its found in your NLE.

 

[twocik23]

ha lol

It's called a flop video filter and it's located in your browser under the effects tab (perspective folder). It will allow you to flip your footage horizontal and vertical, with no to very little render time (also depending on your system).

 

[Mickey Munday]

okay cool. i'll have to check it out when i get home. thanks guys.

 

[TimurCivan]

its easier to just render it all out flipped, then delete the upside down stuff. this way your new source files are correct way up, and youre saving space.

 

[Ted Ramasola]

ha lol

It's called a flop video filter and it's located in your browser under the effects tab (perspective folder). It will allow you to flip your footage horizontal and vertical, with no to very little render time (also depending on your system).

My ignorance. im an edius user..

 

[Beat Takeshi]

Just use the flip filter and edit, its takes hardly any cpu resources for it.