Re: 10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro


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Re: 10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro
by Barry Bishop on Nov 6, 2009 at 6:25:42 am

I just want the best quality picture, but also be portable. (maybe a 50ft BNC to my macpro could do it)

So am I better off recording to the sxs (sony ex1) and forget about using the mxo2? or am I getting a better picture using the mx02 and recording using "maxtor apple pro res 4:2:2 (lt)" am I keeping the 4:2:2 color space? Like I said I do chromakeying all day long.

WTF!!! 1080p aint supported? what should I do? I just switched from premiere to FCS3 this week. How do I get around this crappy PsF. Should I drop it to 720p as thats supported? How do I get these divided fields back together? Throw them a house warming party?

Barry
Associate Web Producer/ Video Editor

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10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro by Barry Bishop on Nov 6, 2009 at 5:44:27 am
- Re: 10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro by Andy Mees on Nov 6, 2009 at 6:11:48 am
  - Re: 10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro by Barry Bishop on Nov 6, 2009 at 6:25:42 am
    - Re: 10bit uncompressed MX02LE on macbookpro by Andy Mees on Nov 6, 2009 at 8:48:02 am

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