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Re: Re: Re: aaton/ARRI code verses doing it by hand
- To: jbowring at lemac.com.au, telecine at alegria.com
- Subject: Re: Re: Re: aaton/ARRI code verses doing it by hand
- From: J Snopes <JSnopes at aol.com>
- Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 04:29:44 EST
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jbowring at lemac.com.au wrote:
>Yes the Steenbeck is still a great way to cut - and in itself its
>inexpensive - but don't forget the cost of the extra film shot on slates,
>workprint, the mag film, spacer, tape, the neg match and then either the
>print or telecine transfer still has to be done.
Actually, my friends use no slates, but record sound with a Nagra SNN
built onto the side of their camera, that runs only when the camera runs.
Very simple to sync up! Personally I think the best way is to work on
an Avid, conform workprint as you go along so you can project, and you
can always cut on the flatbed, too. All this would be easier if
Aatoncode was easy to print, so it could be read easily off of cut
workprint.
InstantSync looks pretty wonderful -- and I bet colorists will like not
having to deal with preroll and slates. Me, I hope it will cut my
telecine bills, with all that saved time!
John Snopes
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