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High Definition Video for Independent Filmmakers
A How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers
Welcome all! This is my blog to share my latest research,
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Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Working with Multiple Aspect Ratios in FCP
Multi aspect ratios
Nice little tutorial from proapptips.com on dealing with 4:3 footage in a 16:9 timeline or vice versa. This certainly comes up not just with different aspect ratios but also different formats - dropping SD footage (usually 4:3) into an HD (always 16:9) timeline. This particular tutorial is just dealing with SD footage, but there are additional issues to be dealt with (fields and scale, for instance) when working with HD timelines.
Proapptips.com looks to be chock full of tips for the Apple Pro Apps, I'm reading more there now. Looks worthwhile...
-mike
Nice little tutorial from proapptips.com on dealing with 4:3 footage in a 16:9 timeline or vice versa. This certainly comes up not just with different aspect ratios but also different formats - dropping SD footage (usually 4:3) into an HD (always 16:9) timeline. This particular tutorial is just dealing with SD footage, but there are additional issues to be dealt with (fields and scale, for instance) when working with HD timelines.
Proapptips.com looks to be chock full of tips for the Apple Pro Apps, I'm reading more there now. Looks worthwhile...
-mike
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Hey Mike
thanks for posting about the video tutorials and about the site in general
Lots of fun running Proapptips.com
thanks for posting about the video tutorials and about the site in general
Lots of fun running Proapptips.com
That's a good site.
There's a great little Motion tutorial site with some worthwhile examples at motionsmarts.com.
The site is really a great resource and if nothing else there is a good explanation of Motion issues with resolution, which can really affect the speed of your Motion projects.
If I was teaching a class on Final Cut Studio this would be required reading.
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There's a great little Motion tutorial site with some worthwhile examples at motionsmarts.com.
The site is really a great resource and if nothing else there is a good explanation of Motion issues with resolution, which can really affect the speed of your Motion projects.
If I was teaching a class on Final Cut Studio this would be required reading.
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