Though not sure how the canon 5d shoots SD.
On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:37 AM, "johnrobmoore" <bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:
> This is SD footage to begin with. Not sure what switching the project format would accomplish. In QTX and QT 7 the frame size is 640x480 and in QT 7 the fps is 29.97 when in pause or play. The name of the file implies it's a 5D test. This seems to contradict the statement that the 5D can't do 29.97 but then I know QT 7 isn't always accurate in the fps parameter. The fact that Avid sees it as 29.97 and not 30 seems like a more reliable indication it is in fact 29.97. Can anyone confirm if the 5D can in fact shoot a 29.97 frame rate?
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Anna Hovhannessian <annahovhannessian@...> wrote:
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> > Are you opening it in a 30i project?
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> > Go to Format tab and change project type.
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> > On Jan 25, 2012, at 12:50 AM, John Moore <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> > > 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?
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