

You can set the dominance for every media loaded into action thus allowing you to mix dominanced correctly. You can change the dominance for that media if you want. When you load in media into the media list and select it, you will see a blue button to the left of the list and by default it is labelled "AS INPUT" This option is reading the dominance assigned to that selected clip. In Action, if you go to the media menu, you will see the media list. So the only option you really need is to set the render output dominance. So if the clip is tagged as interlaced, it is pulled in interlaced. Your media loaded will always be set to its default dominance. The interlaced/progressive option in axis is the render output setting of the axis effect. The local copy is in fact a DPX sequence but the icon will still say RED because Smoke remembers the import history and it traces the metadata back to the original RED file. The icon goes dark grey when it is stored as a local copy. The icon is light grey when you link to the material on the network. If you had pulled in DPX files instead of RED material than the icon would say DPX. The RED grey icon at the bottom right of a clip tells you that smoke accessed that media from a RED file. You need to get your colour settings right and hopefully you will get a good key.Īs for the question, to use DPX or not. It does not matter if you transcode using a red application, the wiretap gateway or wiretap central. The issues that you might be having could be down to the way you set your colour setting when interpreting RED footage.
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This video presentation is best viewed at Full Screen HD I would also like to mention that because Smoke has editing capabilities, you can do both editing and finishing in Smoke. This means that you don’t have to redo all your work when you move from an off-line stage to an on-line finishing stage. If you are using editors like Avid Media Composer and Apple Final Cut Pro 7, Smoke is designed to work with the same media and metadata as these editors. You can view the courses and dates by CLICKING HEREĪutodesk Smoke works on the Mac platform so you can run it with other Mac-based applications. We are running various course for Autodesk Creative Finishing software.
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The webinars focus on a whole range of Autodesk products including Smoke for Mac and it is definitely worth booking a viewing slot! To register, click hereĢ. Great to meet people and put faces to the names.Īs always, here is a list of details which might interest you.Īutodesk will be hosting a series of webinars for all based in Europe, Middle-East and Africa. I was at the FCPUG Supermeet in London last night and it was loads of fun and very interesting. I hope that you all have a had a great week!
