Can you still selectively edit a recording session (before outputting to QuickTime)? I want to build a pic around a pasted in rough, then delete it.
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Hi Mike, wish I could help answer, but, I only use this in still photography. You might try using Corel Tech support through this link to help answer your question: http://corel.force.com/support/cSelectProduct?lang=en_US I hope this might help you out a bit. ..-Al
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Hi Mike, wish I could help answer, but, I only use this in still photography. You might try using Corel Tech support through this link to help answer your question:http://corel.force.com/support/cSelectProduct?lang=en_USI hope this might help you out a bit. ..-Al
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Hi! Sounds like you're doing some pretty sophisticated stuff. However, I mainly do fashion illustrations and I'm still exploring the many cool options Corel Painter 12 has to offer. I'm sorry that I don't have an answer to help you with your recording session. You might want to go to Corel's homepage and post your questions to one of the techs there. Hope you find the answer you need for your project.
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Unfortunately, form my experience there is no way around it during recording. However, this camera has built-in editing functionality. You can stitch the snippets together into one continuous piece. It's quite easy. Then there is also the video editing software included with the camera.
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You can cut off the beginning or end of videos in-camera and save over the original file or save the edited version as a new file. As for colors, there is a 'colors' menu that has vivid, neutral, sepia, b&w, custom, and others. There is also color accent and color swap options under the 'rec. mode' menu.
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yes you just double click the button and it stops it then click it again to play. and with multiple layers you click once and hold to erase the last layer you recorded. and double click and hold to erase the whole thing.
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I haven't tried dying it, but you could test it on one of the single clips, before u attempt to do it all- see how it turns out. Please let me know how it goes :)
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i use iMovie for edits. Not overly fond of the newer version of iMovie, but it makes the basic edits I need. Video everything onto SD card and then plug the SD card directly into my iMac. Upload from there and then edit away. Also use Premier, but not much. Like I said, my edits are usually really basic.
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Mine has options in the menu for loop recording ("off", "3 min", "5 min", and "10 min"). I have it set to "off". When full it displays an icon that indicates that it's recording over the old footage, but when I go to play back the latest recording it isn't available. I pulled the card to check it on my laptop and
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You can set the playback frame rate at 1 frame a second. From there, it seems as though you would be able to extract the frame in an editing program such as iMovie. But it does not work like a still camera, or like a Go Pro which which you need to combine all the individual stills through their editing program. Once you are finished with the time lapse recording, the camera stitches all the frames together at the preset rate per second.
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it can do both, it will overwrite existing videos if you want it to or just stop recording till its cleared.
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It's a loop recording so it erases past info. Just get an 8 gb card. Only record in 3 minute sessions as you won't be able to send recorded video if file is too big.
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It has loop recording, once it uses up all available space it will start to overwrite the old recording starting with the oldest file. You can save the video file by pressing the hazard button, but you have to do it right away. it will save the file into a different folder that can't be deleted or overwritten from the camera, but can be done from a pc. its in MOV format so i don't see a problem for not viewing it on a mac, but i don't have a mac to confirm it. yes, you can playback video on the camera screen. but its a little more complicated. it also records audio by default but you can change the setting to have it not record audio.
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Last time I used it, I don't think you can. I do all my editing later anyway, with PS Elements, or other program. Ahhh... I may have spoken too soon ... lol As I indicated - I haven't used it in a few weeks now.:-)
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Oddly enough, I've never tried it. I always export the footage for logging. Interesting question!
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Thanks for the great information. How do you know which files to convert off your camera (when using without iMovie). The files I see are .MOD, .MOI, and .PGI. Thanks for the help!
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I have a couple of different editing software at my disposal either at home or at work. neither are high price, high quality editing. I edit my videos just minimally.
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Yes each time you stop recording a new file will be created. There is no way you can pause between scenes. If you need to access a specific point in a video, you can do this in playback mode.
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When you save a clip it creates an executable file. It does not let you choose an specific type of file of your choice.You can choose what channels to save on your file.