Re: [Frameworks] Hello - Curious about Double X 7222 reversal

Hey Morgan, Yes, flashing can compensate for underexposure and lack of shadow details https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashing_%28cinematography%29 There's also a good explanation of the process in the book Film Technology in Post Production. Might not be worth the effort this time, but something t

Re: [Frameworks] Hello - Curious about Double X 7222 reversal

are less chem. used when porcessing as negaitive? 2016-01-30 7:50 GMT-04:00 Chris G : > Hey Morgan, > > Yes, flashing can compensate for underexposure and lack of shadow details > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashing_%28cinematography%29 > > There's also a good explanation of the process in the

[Frameworks] Upgrading Mac Tower for optimal FCP 7 performance

My current project will likely be my last project on FCP 7. My Mac tower is rather ancient and it's starting to make ticking noises--sounds like a door latch--that I've never heard before. It's likely the hard drive, so I'm going to take it in for replacement shortly so that my unit doesn't cras

Re: [Frameworks] Upgrading Mac Tower for optimal FCP 7 performance

Hi Ken, For hard drives, I would suggest getting a 2.5" SSD like these instead of a 7200rpm 3.5". You

Re: [Frameworks] Upgrading Mac Tower for optimal FCP 7 performance

Ken, If you still have the stock GPU, you could look for a more recent one that is compatible. Likewise, you could upgrade to an SSD instead of a hard-drive, or just a faster spinning one since it sounds like this needs to be replaced anyway (clicking sound would indicate this. Don't wait, replace