Jacqueline Donaldson Posted January 30, 2007 Share Posted January 30, 2007 Hi there, I've been all through this thread and can't find anything that discusses the PC workflow using Premier Pro. A friend of mine has invested alot of time and money into a good laptop, Premier Pro 2.0,DV Rack and renting an HVX, but so far he hasn't had a successful shoot using this combination, lots of technical probs. NOW, I'm shooting on Sunday and will probably shoot on the Sony Z1P PAL with Cineframe 30 - it's pretty nice, i've used before - BUT I would really like to ditch that and shoot on the HVX - 200, but I'm not sure about the workflow, whether our comp and editing software can handle it. Questions : (sorry if I sound stupid - this is pretty new to me.) 1) The people I'm working with have a decent laptop - but only Premier Pro 1.5 - Is this usable? 2) If I shoot to P2 cards - should I download the "P2 Genie" software, I can't just put the P2 card in the comp and dump the files, right? 3) Do I still need P2 Genie if I shoot straight into Comp with firewire? This sounds great to me, but how do I set up the Comp to do this?- I'm so not comp lit. Do I open Premier and capture in there? Or does the Genie capture? 4) If I shoot into comp is it compressed or altered in anyway? 5) I'm shooting on PAL and I've heard something strange - that the PAL version shoots only in 30fps not 24? Whats the point of that? 6) What do you guys think is better - 1080/24p or 720/24pN? What exactly is the difference? Our whole shoot is static camera - so no prob with strobing etc... I hope someone out there will have the patience to answer my silly questions & I can go off happily into the sunset hugging my new best friend the HVX-200... Jacqueline Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jacqueline Donaldson Posted January 30, 2007 Author Share Posted January 30, 2007 Oh and I just saw that the P2 Genie web page states that the P2 driver must be installed - what is that? Does it come with the camera rental or do we have to buy it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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