I have a question:
I shot something multicam with two Sony F3s and a high end mixer/recorder (I don't remember what). We jam synced the timecode at the beginning of the shoot and both cameras appeared to be on the same timecode as the audio recorder, but now that I'm using Autosync using the timecode to match the audio to the cameras, I notice that the audio is probably LEADING video by two frames. Is there a way to Autosync but off-set the audio by a specific number of frames? Obviously I can just slip everything by those two frames for every shot once I get it done, but I'd rather have the audio actually in sync in the clips. I could also do it by IN point on every clip, but then I have a lot of clips to do and would rather have a fairly automated system.
The sound guy ran audio continuously through 2+ hours of shooting. The two F3s started and stopped a LOT.
Steve Hullfish
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author: "The Art and Technique of Digital Color Correction" (2nd Edition now available)
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