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I agree with what jcardana said about the sound quality of your review dialog.
I would suggest you try lapel Microphones one on each of you. Lapel Microphones are not very expensive, they can be as little as $10-$25 each for camcorders. Even at that price the quality is remarkable.
http://www.parts-express.com/cat/lavalier-microphones/760
The expense comes if you have to mix two microphones into one input. Mixers are expensive.
You can also use a single handheld Microphone and hand it back and forth, to the person speaking.
I second the opinion of nothing bad about having a Microphone in view, everybody knows you must have some kind of microphone.
I have some lapel mics, but no mixer yet. I was looking to buy a professional standalone microphone recoreder with lapels when I could afford it. Will try with the snowball nearer next time and see if that does the trick.
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I took another look... Your method of green screen works fine to me. I never thought it was annoying.
The Intro is so much louder than shots of the movie and your review dialog. If everything is in different clips, have you tried "Normalizing" the track in the Audio Room?
I normalised everything except the intro. Can't remember the resoning why. Will normalise everything next time.
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Is this what you're using... http://www.bluemic.com/snowball/
I skimmed through the manual. It never states how close or far it should be from the sound source. The photos show the mic within arms reach. Try to keep it as close as possible so you both sound good. If you watch any professional singer/DJ/Radio host who uses a mic, it's right up to their mouth. It's ok if the mic is in the shot, but it shouldn't be covering your face.
Yes, that is the one. I will keep it in shot next time then.
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Thanks for the feedback.
We used a snowball to record the sound. It was set up just out of shot.
Maybe it was a little to far away?
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Here's our latest project. Hope you enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ua6eeywh8w
Any feedback would be great. I know the green screen is awful, I was using curtains. Need to buy a proper one or drop it alltogether.
Any tips and tricks would be great.
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Ahh ok! Will export a video and try that.
Thank you.
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Hello!
I have about 40 clips to edit from multicam. All are on green screen.
Can I sept PD13 to edit them all at the same time with Chromakey?
Thanks for your help.
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Tried to import it straight from the phone. Same problem as stated in my first post.
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Thanks will try that and report back later.
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Hello,
It was originally recorded on my z3 mobile and the file is in mp4 format.
I cut and pasted it onto my HD and I have tried to import it using pd13's import media function.
I have restarted the program no joy.
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Hello,
I have recorded a movie in 4k resolution and it is saved in a .mp4 format. Whenever I attempt to import it it states that the shadow file is unavailable and the import fails.
I turned off the shadow file in preferences as suggested and now when I try to import it nothing happens.
Any help would be great ta!
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