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Serena wrote on 10/16/2005, 3:30 PM
Nat,
Similar to a Steinbeck, but this one is an Italian "Intercine" which is nice because it runs 16mm as well as 35mm (also 17.5mm which can be used for 35mm mag tracks) and is switchable for 24/25fps.
PeterWright wrote on 10/16/2005, 8:12 PM
cmallam - The Dell LCD looks good - how do you have it connected?
cmallam wrote on 10/16/2005, 8:20 PM
>The Dell LCD looks good - how do you have it connected?

DVI from the 2nd GeForce 6600GT PCIe card using Vegas ability to use a Windows desktop as a preview monitor.
AndyMac wrote on 10/17/2005, 4:11 PM
I see a lot of you guys use Maxtor external drives... I've just had a second Maxtor 5000DV go down this year while I was rendering to it :-/
Just suddenly decided it was tired of being a hard drive and wanted to be a toaster instead. Same as before.
Happened the same to a friend of mine, too.

I've been able to rescue the data each time (big cheers for OnTrack EasyRecovery Pro) so it seems to be a file allocation or indexing problem of some sort.
Just thought I'd let you good folks know.
Oh - both were the original blue plastic case types, btw - dunno if it affects the new style ones yet - the replacement they sent for the first dead disk has behaved itself so far.

Andy
Serena wrote on 10/18/2005, 1:13 AM
Maxtor: fingers crossed. Mine have been OK so far. Husband had a small one (100GB) pack it in after a couple of weeks. Disk reported mangled and data "unrecoverable".
craftech wrote on 10/18/2005, 5:26 AM
Oh - both were the original blue plastic case types, btw - dunno if it affects the new style ones yet - the replacement they sent for the first dead disk has behaved itself so far.
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Plastic external hard drive enclosures need a fan. Does it have one?
MohammeD T wrote on 10/18/2005, 5:25 PM
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winrockpost wrote on 10/18/2005, 5:32 PM
totally unacceptable,, way too neat, hardly can see a cable !!!
birdcat wrote on 10/19/2005, 4:33 AM
OK - Finally got off my fat behind and took a shot - Here ya go:

Where I Play
MohammeD T wrote on 10/19/2005, 10:29 AM
Winrock , that was shot when i first got my PC , here is a new shot i took today just for you :O)

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ushere wrote on 10/26/2005, 12:00 AM
got my head out of where the sun shines....


http://users.bigpond.net.au/kay.wand/wand/images/studio.jpg

i know, it's anally tidy, but then again, i haven't lost a tape, or client in 30 years....

leslie

ps. it's a room in a 110 year old farmers cottage - wood slab walls...
DGates wrote on 10/26/2005, 2:31 AM
Liam, the desk is almost too perfect. I bet it came with a hefty price tag? Do elaborate.

Here's "Mine."

A lousy attempt to merge 2 pics for a wide shot. But this is where I edit, in all it's dusty, messy glory. Always gets this way in the middle of projects. This is a converted garage that hasn't been painted inside yet. The fake paneling's starting to grow on me.

Biggi T wrote on 10/26/2005, 5:41 AM
well.. here is my joint.. alot of work being done here .. day and night..

www.hljod.is/studio
HHaynes wrote on 10/26/2005, 7:17 AM
http://hhaynes.com/images/stories/TLM_Studio_SvN.jpg

I mostly use Vegas for conversion of reels provided by clients, with the occasional edit for my demo reel. Also, there have been times where I've sync'd it up with Nuendo to run a hi-res video image on the overhead cinema display for approvals - nice client impression factor to have a high-quality version of their film there... ;)
Fleshpainter wrote on 10/28/2005, 9:25 PM
OK - heres mine. Just moved into a new studio and finnaly got the cable hooked up.
EditStudio