Re: automatic synchronization for multi cam editing?
- From: "Richard Crowley" <richard.7.crowley@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 09:05:15 -0800
blackburst wrote ...
Richard Crowley wrote:
I have done this myself and it didn't seem to be anywhere
near that difficult. If this is a musical program, do you not
at least have ambient sound from the music on all the tapes?
Its not that hard to line up the music, both on the gross and
then on the frame-by-frame scales.
In fact, even when I did have TC to work with, it was faster
to sync the tracks together using the music on the sound track.
Do-able, but not exact. Good for finding a rough sync. There is a time
difference between the sound hitting the built-in mics. I once tried
this with a tape made from the front of the stage, and one from the
back of the hall. Huge difference.
1 frame of NTSC video for every 36.6 feet of distance to be exact.
OTOH, when cutting between a wide shot and a CU, difficult to
tell whether the sync is exact. Bad news: makes it more difficult
to achieve exact sync: Good news: it doesn't matter! If you can't
tell looking at it frame by frame, the viewer certainly won't be able
to detect it on the fly. :-)
.
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