I think there have been firmware updates available for over a year now
that allow the 5D to shoot proper 29.97.
Cheers,
--Michael
On 12-01-24 10:08 PM, Eric Foster wrote:
> One gimme that I know about 5d footage is it isn't 29.97 like the rest of
> the free world its literally 30fps. I haven't used it on avid
> unfortunately. I know 7d footage works great via ama and is 29.97. I use
> the 5d where I'm using fcp and have to jump through hoops, convert to
> 29.97, then rewrap the code to proress422hq so it will play nicely in fcp.
> Hope you don't have to jump through the same hoops on avid. One more reason
> I love avid more than fc
> On Jan 24, 2012 9:52 PM, "Anna Hovhannessian"<annahovhannessian@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>> **
>>
>>
>> Are you opening it in a 30i project?
>>
>> Go to Format tab and change project type.
>>
>> On Jan 25, 2012, at 12:50 AM, John Moore<bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:
>>
>>> I've got some 29.97fps 4x3 SD footage shot with a Canon 5D. When I ama
>> the clip the Avid bin says it's 29.97 fps in an 30I SD project. The footage
>> plays fine but I'm curious when Avid displays 29.97 fps is that derived
>> from metadata in the H.264 clip or is there something in the video essence
>> itself that dictates the frame rate? I'm not having a problem but just
>> trying to better understand the ama food chain. I'm on mcsoft V6 on a MBP.
>> Also I don't notice any black lines at the top and bottom of the source
>> monitor. I'm use to seeing a few black lines with 480 lines as opposed to
>> 486 when I'm in a Symphony bay. Perhaps my smaller screen on the MBP makes
>> it harder to see but I don't make any black lines out. Is this different in
>> MC6 or am I just not noticing it on my laptop?
>>> John Moore
>>>
>>> Barking Trout Productions
>>>
>>> Studio City, CA
>>>
>>> bigfish@pacbell.net
>>>
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