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Re: 35mm > HDCAM > FCP ?

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Re: 35mm > HDCAM > FCP ?
by Steve Wargo on Jun 24, 2009 at 4:25:44 am

Regarding your question about HDCAM SR, which everyone seemed to miss, SR is much more expensive than standard HDCAM. Once it's transferred, you will have to have a deck to digitize from. There are some $350 a day HDCAM decks but not SR. Besides, did the Library offer you SR? Probably not.

As for ProRes, it works really well but you should really look into a tower with E-Sata. A ProRes that large most likely bog your laptop down.



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