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New Boot
Join Date: Sep 2008
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HD7 Capturing with Premiere Pro CS3
Guys, I'm doing a bit of research before I commit to a Camcorder and NLE. The focus point has been on the HD7 and currently Adobe Premiere Pro CS 3. Formerly it has been FCP but are enticed by the Adobe Creative Suite bundles.
Now I also have the JVC GZ-HD7 Production and Post-production Handbook, thank you Mr Mullen! Question is, Premiere doesn't Capture Full HD (1080p) natively though Captures HDV. 1920x1080i VBR and 1440x1080 CBR both don't constitute Full HD 1080p. Would I have problems native capturing either of these formats with Premiere? Aaron |
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New Boot
Join Date: Sep 2008
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Re-mux to MPEG
Ummm... what's better Square 5 MPEG Steamclip 1.2 or CineForm Aspect HD v5? (Is QT Pro 7.55.90.70 compatible with Steamclip 1.2?)
Or better yet, can I shoot 1080i VBR and convert using CineForm Prospect HD 1920x1080 import to Premiere CS3? All this said, what's better quality wise, Capture iLink 1440x1080 HDV or Import Re-muxed MPEG 1920x1080? Or does Premiere still require native HDV 1440x1080 even for importing without a Capture Card? Aaron |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
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Hello,
was wondering if you have bought a JVC camera or not? I'm going through the options myself at the moment, but more from an amateur point of view. If you've got one, maybe I could pick your brain regarding some of its features? Cheers, Petra. |
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I am using JVC GZ-HD7 since last one and half year, and I am fully saitesfied with it. I would be happy to tell you about GZ-HD7. What you know about this camera? Kaushik |
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Regular Crew
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hi Kauschik
I'm looking for a camera to record music bands live.
So far I have used a small point and shoot with video function, but want to get something better. I need to be able to control the focus and aperture manually, and want it small enough to use in a crowd. From what I have seen, I like that the JVC has a proper focus ring, but I'm not sure how it handles the challenging light situations of a live performance. I saw in another post that you've done a lot of footage, would you have something like this? Unfortunately my internet connection is too slow to go through all the links that you have posted. I have got a range of clips on my Myspace site, if you care to look ( petra911), to get an idea of what I'll be doing with it. Thanks, Petra. PS: Sorry Aaron for hijacking the thread. |
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Petra your contribution has kick started this lifeless thread, so your questions are most welcome.
To be honest, I'm a hobbyist at best and are still yet to purchase the HD7. I want to be sure that it's the right combination (Camcorder and NLE). And this means lots and lots of research of both Camcorder, NLE and third party applications like CineForm's Aspect HD (Digital Intermediate Accelerator). There's a bit to process. Regarding the HD7 itself, I personally found Mr Mullen's Handbook to be very helpful. Aaron Last edited by Aaron Mulqueen; October 3rd, 2008 at 03:41 PM. |
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Kaushik, you are using CyberLink -- correct? If so, are you able to pull long FullHD clips off of the disk and edit them. Like 1 hour long clips.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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I have gone through one of your video, I can tell you, you will be very much happy with GZ-HD7. Yes, manual controls on HD7 are fantastic! I have done last year some night shooting and posted some videos on vimeo, if you would like to see them here is link: Navaratri 2007, in Ahmedabad city of India on Vimeo Iscon Mall, Ahmedabad on Vimeo I would like to clarify here that, these videos were captured very initially when I was new with my HD7, means I have not explored proper its features, but now I understand HD7 fully and can capture much better videos than previous! And I never used tripod, but now I have desire to use it, so then my videos look more professional. And try to see my other videos as well if you have time, again I would say you will be pleased with GZ-HD7, it’s my guarantee, I am confident! And if you wish you can wait for some time, maybe JVC will come out with replacement of HD7, I am forward to look replacement of HD7. Kaushik |
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But I definitely would like to use CS3 Pro, and for that I will have to buy another powerful Laptop. My current configuration is as below: Intel Core 2 CPU T7200 @ 2.00GHz Memory (RAM): 2GB System Type; 32-bit Vista HDD: 160GB |
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