Canon 5D MK II and 7D Workflow
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Many people shoot with popular cameras called DSLR’s, Canon has been one of the leaders in this field and in this tutorial I show you my workflow for these cameras.
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Chip Dizard
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I liked the tutorial. I never remember about the batch convert feature.
I’d like it a bit better if you just slow down a beat.
giving it a try now. will see how it works out. thanks
Chip, I really appreciate this tutorial, but ran into a problem after using these settings with footage I shot with the Mark II.
After putting transitions in my project and rendering, I get dropped frames and jumps in the clips (like the frame-rate quickly changes).
Do you know of any solutions?
Chip, I really appreciate this tutorial, but ran into a problem after using these settings with footage I shot with the Mark II.
After putting transitions in my project and rendering, I get dropped frames and jumps in the clips (like the frame-rate quickly changes).
Do you know of any solutions?
CS5.5 now allows native support for DSLR footage.
Thanks Colin, but CS 5 supported it already and the new Final Cut X will do it as well. No more transcoding!
Sam, sorry for the delayed response. Send an email to ask@webvideochefs.com and I will do a join.me conf to see how I can fix your problem.
No problem, I ended up converting the video to ProRes, but will update you on if I run into an issue when I try this workflow again.