DVL-Digest 1581 - Postings: Index Century optics 16:9 drawbacks - (2) iDVD Century optics 16:9 drawbacks - "Perry Mitchell" From:Kirk Lohse Well, now I'm totally confused again! On Ken Stone's FCP site, there is an EXHAUSTIVE discussion of the need for using an anamophic lens (Century's is specifically mentioned) to do "true" 16:9, rather that just gouge the camera's resolution, by using its 16:9 mode. Yet, what I read here, seems to poo-poo the notion of the Century adapter and suggests instead using the camera's 16:9 mode. I'm going to start shooting a short film next month and need to know what do to shoot my project in 16:9. I have a PD100a with its .7 wideangle lens and have been told everything from: use the wideangle lens with 16:9 on, to get a true anamorphic lens and shoot in 4:3, to shoot with the PD100a's wideangle lens, shoot in 4:3 and edit in 16:9 in FCP. Now WHICH is it, for crying out loud?!?! Century optics 16:9 drawbacks - "Perry Mitchell" From: Ton Guiking By choosing the last option (#3 in Perry's list), what is the best way to shoot? I can put tape on my LCD screen (using the 16:9 setting as a reference) but any ideas for the viewfinder? All input welcome! iDVD - "Perry Mitchell" From: Keith Yakouboff OOn Thursday, July 17, 2003, at 02:46 AM, Perry Mitchell wrote: > >> Apple's original party line was that iDVD would only work with an >> Apple installed SuperDrive, and therefore certain models of G4. A >> Superdrive was actually a Pioneer DVD burner and some folks managed >> to get a 'post-purchase' install working. There is tons of stuff on >> Internet archives about this; try a Google search and prepare for a >> long weekend! > > Thing is, I've tried installing the app on my B&W and it was rejected. > But I'll do some Googling. Thanks. Hello Perry, tried the Google thing. Found nothing relevant. Seems like I'm gonna hafta either transplant my A05 from my B&W to my PC or just get a DVD burner for my XP box in order to utilize the myriad DVD-burning options available to Windows. Apple has left me with no other choice. (diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-) [up] |
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