I love it!

jeff-beardall wrote on 9/10/2007, 7:44 AM
32-bit rocks...it is incredible how much highlight detail is preserved when pushing the levels. Worth the upgrade alone. Even non-effected clips look richer...like After Effects! Can't wait to see what it does on composited clips.

Multi-cam: I do a lot of multi-cam and though the previous tools (Vasst,etc.) were great, they always seemed a bit wonky...no fault of the programmers, just the fault of what was scriptable. The new multi-cam is great...clicking on a take in the preview window to select it absolutely rocks. And there is no timeline slow-down when a new take is selected. Sweet.

Sure there will be bugs and sure, some of us will take a while to figure out some issues, but what an awesome move in the right directon. I'm buying this upgrade as soon as I get home!

Comments

Finatic13 wrote on 9/10/2007, 8:35 AM
Re your multicam comments, i guess you get used to what your using already. i tried it out earlier and the main fault i found was it didnt add a marker at each edit point, this makes it a lot harder to instantly go back to each edit point to fine tune it as its sometimes difficult to see where the edits are and one can easliey be missed.
Yes the non delay on the time line and clicking on the preview with your mouse is great but one without the other just doesnt work for me.

cheers
si
jeff-beardall wrote on 9/10/2007, 11:41 AM
try using a script that places markers at media change points.

jeff