Steven,

The Digital Juice stuff works extremely well. The Backtraxx Music Library is a bit "generic" for my tastes but has allot of potential for corporate and wedding videographers, the music is well suited for professional "customer" videographers.

The Editors Toolkit is especially awesome- it allows you to generate opaque and semi transparent lower thirds, 1/2 screen and other various partial screen backgrounds well suited to text, Logo ID's and video scrolling text. The lower thirds graphics animate (and they usually have static ones as well) and come in color coordinated sets- everything from animated gears in colors to the same graphics as a background and 1/2 screens- the Edtors Toolkit is great for any event videographer. You specify the amount of frames you'd like made (i think it generates a duration as a result of your choices) and can loop seamlessly- you can specify- .mov files, avi, T1, D1, HD and just about every type resolution in between and the computer will generate the animation. It's not for everyone but those who can use this sort of on-screen graphic will be very pleased with it....highly recommended.
(my opinion anyway)
(works great with both Mac and PC systems)

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...b/fb638dc1.jpg

-Bo

Steve,

Thanks for the info on the Juice.

The photography on your site looks great. An air brubrush artist, good for you. I had to choose a mechanical medium to express my art because I have no freehand talent.

Steve

Thanks Steven.

Digital Juice is indeed great.

If anyone wants to check out any of my airbrushing- feel free to browse my jobsite via here-

http://www.bronxpowersports.com/airbrush.html

Personal site here-

http://stevenunez.com/

Here's my old one, from the house we used to rent near San Marcos.

http://www.dvinfo.net/images/office1.jpg

and

http://www.dvinfo.net/images/office2.jpg

Chris Hurd,

beautiful setup.....2 XL's and a nice PC based setup- sweet!
Where are the GL's?

lets get some camera pics

Steve -- I don't own any GL's! Wish I did... one of the XL's, the one with the Mini-35, is a loaner I had for a week (that week).

Welcome to the Bargain Basement.

www.fastie.net/images/MySetup1.jpg

Will

What I find fascinating is that everybody seems to have such
small desks and/or cramped ones. Now I can't say my current
desk is spacey and it certainly is cramped but that is due to me
being in a temporary location. In my previous home I already had
a pretty large table and I'm thinking of actually getting a large
wooden tabletop and simply add it to the wall. I need my space!

Great setup, Pierre. And if you get tired and want a nap, you can curl up anywhere...ceiling, walls, floor...

Good idea for sound insulation.

lets get some camera pics!!!

I'll post pics of my editing setup....
As soon as I move enough papers, books and empty tape cases out of the way so you can actually see it.

Sorry to interrupt this terrific thread, but how does one add a link to click on to? How do you upload the photos? I may be into digital video, but some of this other computer stuff unfortunately remains a mystery.

Thanks!

Barry, this'll get yah there . . .

http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/misc.php?action=bbcode

Neat eh?

Grazie