DVL-Digest 1343 - Postings: Index 180 GB IBM ATA Drives (for Charles) CHOOSING A CAMCORDER foibles Frame size question Lobster Video 180 GB IBM ATA Drives (for Charles) - "Perry Mitchell" A related question on the 'Dark Side'! Is anybody out there successfully using the built-in RAID system on an Abit IT7 motherboard? Mine works fine except for capture from Firewire when I get dropped frames. I can capture to a single identical drive (being used for the 'System') perfectly, and then transfer the clips to the RAID for editing. The RAID system (2x80GB IBM) benchtests fine at twice the speed of the single. Pentium 4 2.2MHz, loads of RAM, WinXP Perry Mitchell CHOOSING A CAMCORDER foibles - "Perry Mitchell" From: Randy Quimpo Perry, Is there a way for ordinary Joes like us to do comparisons like this using a scope? Frame size question - "Perry Mitchell" From: Stu Siegal What is the correct frame size for Photoshop & After Effects compositions headed to DV, and headed to Beta? I've been using 720x480 (though once an Avid editor had me use 720x486), and just now in my brand new Photoshop 7 I see a custom set frame size for NTSC DV that's 720X 540 for 601 & 720x534 for DV. Can someone educated me? Lobster Video - "Perry Mitchell" From: Don Stark Hey gang, need some advice for a friend who is doing research on lobsters for his thesis. Below is the challenge that he is facing (as he has described it to me). Any suggestions for techniques/cameras would be greatly appreciated. "I need to take some video of some lobsters in a tank but it has to be completely dark. No red light whatsoever. We have an older video camera here, but I've been looking into those new NightVision technology cameras and have found that they emit a red light (IR) level that is far enough red not to be detected by lobsters. This is great news for me because I wanted to do some time lapse of some lobsters swimming in tanks. The problem is that (1) I don't have a camera like this and (2) I am unfamiliar in how to video in such a manner." (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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