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Re: Is there a difference- In Editing?
by Tim Taylor on Feb 22, 2008 at 4:22:15 pm

Terrific thread! I know this is a forum of professionals, but I for one appreciate a back to basics discussion on occasion!

Regarding tape choice - misinformation and "dropout scares" aside, if you're getting paid for the project, I'd spend the little extra coin for a better quality tape, period.

Speaking of misinformation - please correct me if my post in this forum is ill-informed, but I'm having trouble finding reliable information about Editing native HDV. Is it a reliable and efficient codec enough to edit a feature film?

Tim Taylor, Producer/Editor
RESolution Media Services, LLC

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Is there a difference? by Chuck Obernesser on Feb 20, 2008 at 11:52:22 am
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