PremPro CS3 Features Announced
- Thread starter Shooter
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I'm guessing they don't think they need it because they offer DV Rack (now OnLocation) with Premiere.
It's the file format the HVX records to P2 with.
filmguy123
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LAME on no .mxf file support...
Timewarping & scaling... so does this allow keyframed clip speed changing? (ie keyframe the clip to go from 100% to 50% so it does it slows down over time?)
Also, the timewarp feature - what makes this "better" for slow motion? Is this really all that great for use when slowing down standard footage? Also, does that mean 60p footage played back at 24p or 30p and then slowed down to 70% in timewarp could look real nice and real slow?
Timewarping & scaling... so does this allow keyframed clip speed changing? (ie keyframe the clip to go from 100% to 50% so it does it slows down over time?)
Also, the timewarp feature - what makes this "better" for slow motion? Is this really all that great for use when slowing down standard footage? Also, does that mean 60p footage played back at 24p or 30p and then slowed down to 70% in timewarp could look real nice and real slow?
I doubt it. Timewarp would have to interpolate the extra frames like all other softwares and 60p doesn't do this very well.filmguy123 said:
I think it would be a pretty convenient feature nonetheless to allow for instant speed-ramping of footage right in the Premiere timeline instead of the more confusing AE interface. No more having to do it in AE and then render out for Premiere.
Shooter
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filmguy123 said:
Yes it would allow keyframeable speed ramping in the timeline. Checkout the link.
One assumes they have used the AE technology because that is also called Timewarp. Editors normally call it a speed ramp.
There is other technology that can speed ramp very successfuly eg Twixtor 4.5 so at this moment I would not be too pessimistic until it is tested in PremPro CS3
filmguy123
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what do you think about the support for Blu-Ray, but not for HD-DVD? Why did Adobe decide to do this?
Barry_Green
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Looks like you'll still need Raylight...
Barry_Green said:
Yeh...it looks like Raylight will be the most economical option...and may wait to upgrade the suite until adobe provide the native support...was kinda confident it would be this time around....thought they would do it for sure....
Oh well..bring on Premiere Pro 4 I guess!!
..yeah. it does seem really odd if .mxf support is not included since they do have the DVCPRO HD decoding tech from the serios magic side of things, but raylight is actually a great solution for a great price. ..just pop the plugin into the plugins folder, and there you have it.. mxf support just like any other supported file type. I guess since I already own it, im not complaining. I havent tried using it with AE yet, but when i have a sec im going to try it out. they share so much common architechture that i wouldnt be suprised if it works fine.
does anyone know if dvrack will come bundled with the new production suite? cause if you watch the proffesional on set monitoring vid on link
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/features/
you can see the HVX about 2 second in the video. it hard to tell but u can see the p2 slot indicator in the top of the lcd screen.
i may try out the new software off a torrent if it does!!! <-- im just a poor student and spent all my money on a hvx
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/features/
you can see the HVX about 2 second in the video. it hard to tell but u can see the p2 slot indicator in the top of the lcd screen.
i may try out the new software off a torrent if it does!!! <-- im just a poor student and spent all my money on a hvx
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