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jason_21218
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 Posted - 02/04/2003 : 14:59:56
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| What is the 'DV' mean? |
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roger
Regularly Educational
USA
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Posted - 02/04/2003 : 16:29:09
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DV is a digital, non-linear video editing program, like Premiere or Final Cut Pro.
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jason_21218
Infrequent Poster
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Posted - 02/05/2003 : 07:47:49
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| so........once I get good at making and rendering objects....DV is where i can 'rotate' and animate and all that? |
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jason_21218
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Posted - 02/05/2003 : 07:57:44
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| also.....once I make something in strata......can I put it into Final Cut? |
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roger
Regularly Educational
USA
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Posted - 02/05/2003 : 08:56:51
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well, you can do all the rotating and animating in Strata, and then if you want to add film effects or compositing, you can do that in DV.
I don't know what kind of formats that FCP imports, but yes, I imagine there are several ways you could put your Strata animations into FCP. QT, DV stream, etc... |
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mpatton
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Posted - 02/05/2003 : 09:15:12
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The nice thing about using Strata and Final Cut Pro together is the ability to render the alpha channel on your animations. You import into Strata, and you have a nice clean mask of the model all done for you (minus shadows, though).
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