That screen shot is from old Final Cut. The original poster is using
FCPX. I've never actually done video capture with Final Cut X. Is it
cutting it automatically at all the points you hit record/stop on the
camera? I could see it wanting to do that. Could you import it through
another program
Friends, I’m trying to do a simple video capture with FCP 10.1.4 on Mac OSX
10.10.1. It captures, but slices the one hour video into numerous (like 20 or
more) small clips of varying length. It’s doing this on every capture. If you
can help, please contact me off list. I can send screenshots of
Is somebody doing professional
16mm neg cuting in Vienna, Austria or close to Vienna?
I'm urgently looking for somebody to do this work, right now and next week.
Needs to be done on Thursday Feb the 26th in the morning.
I can pay a little (let me know what you ask for), I have 200 cuts and th
If you're going to store films vertically, make sure they all have a tight
wind or they will warp over time (this is less of a problem if the films
are used regularly).
Ideally, acetate films would be stored horizontally in archival (Tuscan,
Stil Design) cans.
Lots of good information on storing
How wide do you need?
There is a 38mm, a 25mm and a 12.5mm I believe.
There are a few on eBay right now.
Jean-Louis
On 2015-02-17, at 9:20 AM, Dominic Angerame wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can purchase such an item. There used to be a Buhl
> lense for both this Kodak Projector and other s
I still have a 16mm Moviescop viewer for sale in nearly mint condition for
$375 plus shipping.
Also have a 16mm Magnasync viewer in excellent condtion with a wide screen
for viewing, more than double that of the Moviescop for $425.
Anyone who is interested contact me on list at domi...@cinemod.ne
Does anyone know where I can purchase such an item. There used to be a Buhl
lense for both this Kodak Projector and other slot loads models.
Thanks
Dominic
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There are commercial steel racks from Neumade that are very nice and often
show up cheaply now that movie theatres are abandoning film.
You could make your own rack with 1" black iron pipe and pipe fittings. Paint
it with automotive lacquer and it will look nice.
--scott
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