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Monday, October 19, 2009
[FCP-L] Re: Sharpening filter
> OK don't all rush at once... does anyone know if FCP7 has direct
> access to the (I think, better) Motion sharpening filter?
In FCP, you can show most of Motion's effects by going to the
"Effects" menu, and opening the "Effects Availability" submenu, and
selecting "All Effects". You will then have the "Unsharp Mask" effect
from Motion available to you in the "Sharpen" category. (You can tell
it from FCP's Unsharp Mask because it will say "FxPlug" in the "Effect
Class" column.) I don't know if "Sharpen" is available or not in FCP
7. It doesn't look like it in FCP 6, and I don't have 7 in front of me
at the moment, but it may now be available.
Darrin
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Thanks Dick. I joined that forum. Co-incidentally the newest topic is
about DSLR video, foxes recorded using a Canon 7D :-)
At 19-10-2009 22:36, Richard Nelson wrote:
>Try here:
><http://www.dvinfo.
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
I didn't know about OnLocation yet, am now reading about it, thanks.
And I am currently making the move to DSLR videography, using a
Panasonic GH1. I made this move after Robin posted a Canon 5D clip in
this forum (thanks Robin!), and I hope to upgrade to Red one day.
At 19-10-2009 22:22, johnrobmoore wrote:
>
>
>Will the camera need to be triggered by motion to record? Is a SD
>card big enough to hold a nights worth of Fox hole footage? This
>really sounds like fun stuff. I seem to remember Adobe's OnLocation
>has a firewire input and a recording option that can be triggered by
>motion in the frame. After you discover when the badgers and foxes
>come out will you be setting up a Red Camera for the real footage?
>Just kidding ;-)
>
>--- In
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>Rieni <polderien@.
> >
> > Rick and Robin,
> >
> > I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
> > light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
> > for planting near fox and badger holes and
> > trails, to register at what times they become
> > active, after that we will start using better
> > cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
> > dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
> > by the way, I couldn't find any.
> >
> > Rieni
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Try here:
<http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/under-water-over-land/>
Dick Nelson
Silverthorne, CO
USA
On Oct 19, 2009, at 10:15 AM, Rieni wrote:
> Rick and Robin,
>
> I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
> light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
> for planting near fox and badger holes and
> trails, to register at what times they become
> active, after that we will start using better
> cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
> dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
> by the way, I couldn't find any.
>
> Rieni
>
> At 19-10-2009 18:02, you wrote:
>
> >On 19.10.2009, at 17:42, Rick wrote:
> >
> > >
> > http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Panasonic-HDC-SD9-Camcorder-
> Review-34650.htm
> > >
> > > There is a review. I don't know off hand, but I don't see anything
> > > mentioning it. I'll shoot something tonight when I get home and
> post
> > > it for you if you want.
> >
> >According to it's specs, no. Since that feature is called "Night-
> Shot"
> >of which there is no mention in it's specs. Merely: Minimum
> >Illumination, 5 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix® Mode)
> >which I wouldn't say qualifies as "pitch black"
> >
> >@Reini: you realize of course that nearly *ANY* DV-Cam will "Night-
> >Shoot", be it via a built-in or EXTRA IR-light? It a feature (or
> side-
> >effect?) of the CHIPS themselves, not the camera. And the built-in
> IR-
> >lights, from the few that I've used myself, won't in fact give you
> >enough light to shoot past roughly an arm's length anyway...
> something
> >you'll want to keep in mind depending on what you plan to shoot, i.e.
> >from what distance, since anything past roughly 10 ft. (if even)
> >you'll definitely need an extra light for.
> >
> >- RK
>
>
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
With my camera, if you bump it down to 1440 x 1080 and a nasty 6mbs, you can get about 5 hours on a 8GB card. Put a 32GB in and he should be fine.
Rick Emery
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Sent: Mon, October 19, 2009 4:22:13 PM
Subject: Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Will the camera need to be triggered by motion to record? Is a SD card big enough to hold a nights worth of Fox hole footage? This really sounds like fun stuff. I seem to remember Adobe's OnLocation has a firewire input and a recording option that can be triggered by motion in the frame. After you discover when the badgers and foxes come out will you be setting up a Red Camera for the real footage? Just kidding ;-)
--- In FinalCutPro- L@yahoogroups. com, Rieni <polderien@. ..> wrote:
>
> Rick and Robin,
>
> I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
> light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
> for planting near fox and badger holes and
> trails, to register at what times they become
> active, after that we will start using better
> cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
> dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
> by the way, I couldn't find any.
>
> Rieni
>
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Will the camera need to be triggered by motion to record? Is a SD card big enough to hold a nights worth of Fox hole footage? This really sounds like fun stuff. I seem to remember Adobe's OnLocation has a firewire input and a recording option that can be triggered by motion in the frame. After you discover when the badgers and foxes come out will you be setting up a Red Camera for the real footage? Just kidding ;-)
--- In FinalCutPro-
>
> Rick and Robin,
>
> I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
> light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
> for planting near fox and badger holes and
> trails, to register at what times they become
> active, after that we will start using better
> cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
> dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
> by the way, I couldn't find any.
>
> Rieni
>
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Rick and Robin,
I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
for planting near fox and badger holes and
trails, to register at what times they become
active, after that we will start using better
cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
by the way, I couldn't find any.
Rieni
At 19-10-2009 18:02, you wrote:
>On 19.10.2009, at 17:42, Rick wrote:
>
> >
> http://www.camcorde
> >
> > There is a review. I don't know off hand, but I don't see anything
> > mentioning it. I'll shoot something tonight when I get home and post
> > it for you if you want.
>
>According to it's specs, no. Since that feature is called "Night-Shot"
>of which there is no mention in it's specs. Merely: Minimum
>Illumination, 5 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix® Mode)
>which I wouldn't say qualifies as "pitch black"
>
>@Reini: you realize of course that nearly *ANY* DV-Cam will "Night-
>Shoot", be it via a built-in or EXTRA IR-light? It a feature (or side-
>effect?) of the CHIPS themselves, not the camera. And the built-in IR-
>lights, from the few that I've used myself, won't in fact give you
>enough light to shoot past roughly an arm's length anyway... something
>you'll want to keep in mind depending on what you plan to shoot, i.e.
>from what distance, since anything past roughly 10 ft. (if even)
>you'll definitely need an extra light for.
>
>- RK
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Oops. Sorry for the typo there, Rieni. :-)
- RK
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
> http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Panasonic-HDC-SD9-Camcorder-Review-34650.htm
>
> There is a review. I don't know off hand, but I don't see anything
> mentioning it. I'll shoot something tonight when I get home and post
> it for you if you want.
According to it's specs, no. Since that feature is called "Night-Shot"
of which there is no mention in it's specs. Merely: Minimum
Illumination, 5 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix® Mode)
which I wouldn't say qualifies as "pitch black"
@Reini: you realize of course that nearly *ANY* DV-Cam will "Night-
Shoot", be it via a built-in or EXTRA IR-light? It a feature (or side-
effect?) of the CHIPS themselves, not the camera. And the built-in IR-
lights, from the few that I've used myself, won't in fact give you
enough light to shoot past roughly an arm's length anyway... something
you'll want to keep in mind depending on what you plan to shoot, i.e.
from what distance, since anything past roughly 10 ft. (if even)
you'll definitely need an extra light for.
- RK
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
http://www.camcorde
There is a review. I don't know off hand, but I don't see anything mentioning it. I'll shoot something tonight when I get home and post it for you if you want.
Rick Emery
www.rickemery.
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From: Rieni <polderien@orange.
To: FinalCutPro-
Sent: Mon, October 19, 2009 11:30:11 AM
Subject: Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Does it have a built-in IR light, Rick? I forgot to ask that...
At 19-10-2009 17:22, Rick wrote:
>
>
>I have a panasonic HDSC9, which is about 1.5 years old. 1080 SDHC
>card only. Shoots in pitch black.
>
>Rick Emery
>www.rickemery. com
>
>___________ _________ _________ ___
>From: Rieni <<mailto:polderien% 40orange. fr>polderien@
>To: <mailto:FinalCutPro -L%40yahoogroups .com>FinalCutPro- L@yahoogroups. com
>Sent: Mon, October 19, 2009 10:57:05 AM
>Subject: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
>
>For preparing wildlife videography production I need a cheap consumer
>camcorder with built-in night vision. Some years ago this seemed to
>be a standard function on most camcorders but newer models do not
>always have it. Can someone recommend a current model, preferably
>with (SD) memory card recording.
>
>Rieni
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
Does it have a built-in IR light, Rick? I forgot to ask that...
At 19-10-2009 17:22, Rick wrote:
>
>
>I have a panasonic HDSC9, which is about 1.5 years old. 1080 SDHC
>card only. Shoots in pitch black.
>
>Rick Emery
>www.rickemery.
>
>___________
>From: Rieni <<mailto:polderien%
>To: <mailto:FinalCutPro
>Sent: Mon, October 19, 2009 10:57:05 AM
>Subject: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
>
>For preparing wildlife videography production I need a cheap consumer
>camcorder with built-in night vision. Some years ago this seemed to
>be a standard function on most camcorders but newer models do not
>always have it. Can someone recommend a current model, preferably
>with (SD) memory card recording.
>
>Rieni
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Re: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
I have a panasonic HDSC9, which is about 1.5 years old. 1080 SDHC card only. Shoots in pitch black.
Rick Emery
www.rickemery.
____________
From: Rieni <polderien@orange.
To: FinalCutPro-
Sent: Mon, October 19, 2009 10:57:05 AM
Subject: [FCP-L] A bit OT: consumer cam with night vision?
For preparing wildlife videography production I need a cheap consumer
camcorder with built-in night vision. Some years ago this seemed to
be a standard function on most camcorders but newer models do not
always have it. Can someone recommend a current model, preferably
with (SD) memory card recording.
Rieni
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