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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Still Workflow Video

AWESOME! Please do many, many more of these tuts!!

Please sloooow down and explain Why you are doing What you are doing with maybe an explanation of other options / buttons you are not using and Why. This 4 minute tut could be 20 minutes and I would still be riveted.

Thanks for the efforts!
 
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Very useful, thanks! To my taste, Dan could have slowed down the pace by a few bpms, but otherwise it's appreciated. :)
 
Cool.

Watched this the other day when the front page changed. Cool little video.

Hopefully many more to come looking at the different products and workflows.

:))
 
Definitely already watched this one. It's a great thing to have and just screams for more of these. :)
I would also love to see more of the rail component demos ;) There's so much flexibility, that it would be nice to see some possibilities :)
 
Great to have this tutorial, Thanks Jarred and Dan!
I've primarily been a stills shooter for the last 6 years, and hope to use my Scarlet to replace my DSLRs for a lot of work. This workflow makes things pretty darn easy!
 
David Battistella said:
Nice.

Watched it today.


Is that Dan Baum doing those?
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Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...
 
Jarred Land said:
Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...
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Pacing is fine, I just would like more depth and maybe best practices. Thanks Jarred.
 
Jarred Land said:
Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...
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I would like one using alchemy. Or at least where it's included :)
Great video btw!
 
Nice one, but mine with the girls will be better... he he.

Okay, kidding a bit, I wish this type of videos had showed up a long time ago... ;)

There is a real need out there, I get literally inundated by mails asking how I do the Motion to Still
workflow, form acquisition, lighting to post and print.

I hope that the video we have in the works, will be worthy of this great section.
 
Thanks for this - I can't tell you how useful this is for me. I'd love to see more such video tutorials on working with Redcine. I found the pace fine - it was amusing because Dan obviously knew his way through things inside out, and I hit pause every second or two - but I can't thank you enough for this.

It's my own fault, but my greatest shortcoming in the red world has been my inability to keep up with and figure out Redcine - tutorials like this make it clear simple and easy. I look forward to seeing more -

PS- is there a way to save this on my computer so I don't have to be online to view it? Apologies if that is a no-brainer, I'm just strutting my usual stuff with antiquated computer knowledge..
 
Cool, keep these coming guys.
 
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