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it's a video clip, supposedly a music video to be precise. oh ok, so that's what you ment, too late for that kind of thing anyway.

if anybody knows how to increase those different contrasts individually, please let me know, cause i can only set the overall contrast in adobe premiere pro. fraser thanks for the hint, too bad my camera didn't have that function.

well the thing about resizing the clip is that the black borders dont show up in the projects sequence preview. spatula i'll give that one a shot though.

mdifilm! i wish i could rep you or do something else. if i had a signature, you'd get credit in there. thanks alot, the lines are gone for good, wow didn't think that was possible considering i already had everything transfered from my handycam to my pc. i can't stop thanking you. zen i knew...

this, has got to be the best and most interesting trailer i've seen on this site thus far. nice work, this would be a movie i'd actually want to watch. good luck with yours.

or is there anything i need to keep in mind post production wize when doing a black and white clip?

In Adobe Premiere + New Problem Questions... a) when i start a new project why is the standard at 720x480 rather than 640x480? b) when i export the clip, now i set it up so that the clip takes away exactly the entire sequence, but i have black borders all around my clip. so does the sequence...

so it doesn't even matter what software i use? i put vegas 6 on my computer, so vegas 6, adope premiere or windows movie maker, no difference? is there any difference in transfering quality between these softs? and i can't find a single option that lets you change from progressive to...

clive thanks alot for going through all the trouble of typing that up just to educate lil ol me, i very much appriciate that. and will take everything you said to heart. of course i am not aiming completely at that image that i posted there. i was just looking into how i could make something...

My Cam Sony DCR-PC350E MiniDV 3.0MP Handycam in adobe premiere capturing i can't find an interlaced or progressive option. and in movie maker neither. is there any free software that does include that somewhere? or should i just install sony vegas studio and use that, because i believe it came...

avid nitris station? mmm, i hadnt even herd about that one. but i'll look into it. the thing is i work for a tv station here in germany, so putting it on my work computer might be no problem. although i doubt that we have it, since all the computers there are just equiped with avid xpress. avid...

ok, now i've fixed the hard drive speed. it's on point now. but what is wrong with transfering clips. see when i used to transfer videos, i didn't get all of these lines, what could be the problem? how come i've got all these error lines in the picture? is it really just the camera recording...

serious? the only reason i went with adobe premiere was because of the premiere -vs- avid thread in this forum, saying it doesn't make a difference. well what do you do in avid to make it look more like that? maybe somebody in here knows his way around both softwares, and can translate the name...

cooldog thanks for replying so quickly. my post was based on the previous discussions in this thread. 1) what's the difference between softwares? i use windows movie make, but i was told here i shouldn't be i should be using something else. and i was wondering what makes the transfering via...

such as? i am very well aware of the fact that my camera isn't up to part, but anything else i can do to make it look any better then it currently does of course would be a plus.

what exactly is the difference when transfering from a minidv to a pc using firewire? i mean dont the softwares use the same codecs? i've finally gotten my hands on that new harddrive. 200gb, 7200rpm (couldn't afford a faster one). and installed it last night, just did a fresh boot from my...

oh that's what you mean, sorry didn't know the english name for that. you seriously think that's it? no computer effects? it just looks too flawlessly nice.

where are the pro-mist filters?

or some kind of editing, effect or something? how did they make the picture look so incredibly nice? http://img314.imageshack.us/img314/9849/bscap0047vb.jpg second example: http://img314.imageshack.us/img314/853/bscap0050iv.jpg i'm using premiere pro and getting after effects, let me know...

any specific recommendations?