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  1. Brian Drysdale
    Not great, but some Lightworks users do manage to run the program with Intel HD graphics cards.
  2. Brian Drysdale
    Which GPU have you currently got?
  3. Brian Drysdale
    I haven't tried edit a post in the new site web pages, but in the past there has been only a short time window in which you can edit your post after you've submitted your post. After that ran out, there was no means of editing, you had to add another post with your changes. Looking at my recent posts, the same still seem s to apply. EDIT, That seems to be still the case. The edit command has gone on my other posts, but is still in place here
  4. Brian Drysdale
    The workflow may vary form N:E to NLE, but Lightworks automatically selects the highest resolution for your final export when working with proxies.
  5. Brian Drysdale
    Lightworks isn't too demanding in it's computer requirements, the internal proxy editing helps with the lower powered machines. It comes from a background of narrative film making.
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    Jean-Pierre Beauviala has died, he was 82. Designer of the Aaton, he was man who kept improving his cameras. https://vimeo.com/86334994
  7. Brian Drysdale
    I gather these were the lenses used: https://uk.panavision.com/products/uk/super-panavision-70-lenses They may have been rehoused,
  8. Brian Drysdale
    VFX are not usually a lost minute thing, they are planned in advance. If using VFX software, someone has to know how to use it. It's also usually demanding in computing power.
  9. Brian Drysdale
    LOL I've seen them gathering on shorts as well.
  10. Brian Drysdale
    Phil Rhodes says he doesn't see C stands in the UK, especially on indie shoots.
  11. Brian Drysdale
    Multi camera TV directors tend to be well paid.
  12. Brian Drysdale
    Could be you are using it as camera tape, rather than gaffer tape. This is available in various colours. and used for sealing film cans etc.
  13. Brian Drysdale
    i assume you mean masking tape when mentioning painter tape, It's not the same quality (certainly not as strong), if wanting cheaper tape the local DIY or building supplier will have cheaper tapes than the gaffer tape you buy from film & TV suppliers/
  14. Brian Drysdale
    Depends on what want to use the camera for, The usual use of these cameras would be multi camera studio, events and sports productions. The range of long zoom range lenses make the 2/3" hard to beat for that type of work. You also have the camera matching on the fly by the vision engineer,. so it's comparing apples with oranges.
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    Samyang Seem to be beginning a range of higher end lenses. https://www.provideocoalition.com/samyang-xp-10mm-f-3-5-a-wide-angle-for-full-frame-canon-and-nikon-dslrs/
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