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Richard Tamayo · August 2nd, 2005, 06:27 PM

I have done a search on this topic and only found 3 items. So I guess I will try my luck in hopes someone can help. I am new to this program.
I am a premiere user and want to create a new project in bluff, I am also a ntsc 720x 480 user. I am not sure what nstc choice to pick when starting a new project. Can anyone help?

Ralph Bowman · August 2nd, 2005, 08:42 PM

Since you are working in Premiere..I would suggest NTSC DV square pixel which appears to work out to a resolution of 720 X 540 ...but you are going to have to experiment...You can also change things when you render out as a movie file...This is a simple, fun and inexpensive program that offers as many presets as your sense of bad taste could conceive. Concentrate on the moves and not the gliz and you will come up with some fairly professional results. I found it much easier to use than Cool 3D Studio and for $40 bucks..what the heh...

Ralph Bowman

Richard Tamayo · August 3rd, 2005, 06:19 PM

Thanks, I have heard cool 3d studio was a good thing. $40 bucks here $40 bucks there, like you say what the heh..........Thanks for your help

August 2nd, 2005, 06:27 PM	#1
Richard Tamayo Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Davenport,IA. Posts: 111	Bluff titler I have done a search on this topic and only found 3 items. So I guess I will try my luck in hopes someone can help. I am new to this program. I am a premiere user and want to create a new project in bluff, I am also a ntsc 720x 480 user. I am not sure what nstc choice to pick when starting a new project. Can anyone help? __________________ richard tamayo

August 2nd, 2005, 08:42 PM	#2
Ralph Bowman Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Grants Pass, Oregon Posts: 59	Bluff Titler Since you are working in Premiere..I would suggest NTSC DV square pixel which appears to work out to a resolution of 720 X 540 ...but you are going to have to experiment...You can also change things when you render out as a movie file...This is a simple, fun and inexpensive program that offers as many presets as your sense of bad taste could conceive. Concentrate on the moves and not the gliz and you will come up with some fairly professional results. I found it much easier to use than Cool 3D Studio and for $40 bucks..what the heh... Ralph Bowman

August 3rd, 2005, 06:19 PM	#3
Richard Tamayo Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Davenport,IA. Posts: 111	Thanks, I have heard cool 3d studio was a good thing. $40 bucks here $40 bucks there, like you say what the heh..........Thanks for your help __________________ richard tamayo