CUT/DAILY #354 – How Professional Colorists Fix Badly Shot Footage
Free Registration Required. As always from Cut/Daily a good read.
Free Registration Required. As always from Cut/Daily a good read.
EyeCandy is an amazing web site, where you can see animated examples of different film shots. A very cool reference that everyone should take a look like.
Portal is a Free Plug-in that makes quick buttons linking to favorite folders. Knights of the Editing Table is an awesome company, so check this out. Not sure I need this, but if you do, go ahead and download it.
I do really love CrumplePop’s audio lessons as video is more my bailwaick than Audio, but as an editor I end up having to do so much audio.
I had gotten this as a backup for my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K Pro (my main drive is a Samsung T5) so I had not really used it, especially once the whole thing of SanDisk drives failing, I didn’t really use it.
Then Western Digital came out with the serial number chacker and my drive passed, so decided to use it for a project I was color correcting on my iPad Pro. I worked on a quick color correct on a short for a couple of days, and then tried to move the project back to my Mac.
I opened the project in DaVinci and re-linked the media and started going down the timeline, and got about 10 shots in, when the drive disconnected. I tried reconnecting it and it came back up, and stayed online for a few minutes, then disconnected.
Now I basically used the drive only because Western Digital said it wasn’t a bad one. So they say they are giving me an RMA and when I return the drive they will send a replacement. Nothing about the media I lost. And will I trust a new one? Not really. Maybe I can use it as a Media Cache, as if I lose renders who cares, but for anything important no damn way!
SanDisk should pull these drives completely and return our money, and a bonus for the lost media. I will never use another SanDisk Drive. How can I trust them.
Late as usual posting these, but they are always literally a must read.
Yea, I would consider more if my monitors could handle HDR better, but without that, I guess I could monitor on my iPad pro.
Another interesting interview.
Always love postPerspectives interviews.
You can read about it at AppleInsider or also the Thunderbolt experts at OWC.
I love that it will continue using the USB C port, but the fact that it allows so much more power scares me as it means hubs will be even more expensive, and I use so little in powered from the ports. I would love the speed though, and even better for video, so you could get better resolution at higher frame rates.
And you know this will show up in an Apple product first, maybe the next Mac Studio? That would make sense to me.