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CONTENTS ADOBE ONLOCATION CS3 TUTORIAL - USER GUIDE Chapter 1: Getting started Installation System requirements Install the software Activating the software Registering Read Me Resources Adobe Help resources Adobe Video Workshop Extras Adobe Design Center Adobe Developer Center Customer support Downloads Adobe Labs User communities Chapter 2: Setting up Step 1 - Connecting cameras Connect a single camera Connecting multiple cameras Step 2 - Setting the monitor aspect ratio Step 3 - Setting the Flip Mode option Step 4 - Calibrating the Field Monitor Step 5 - Calibrating the camera with SureShot Chapter 3: Workspace User interface Window controls Scrolling in the main window Right-click menu Graphical dials Settings Menu in the Field Monitor panel Shortcut keys Adding components Removing components Arranging components Quit Adobe OnLocation Components Field Monitor Digital Video Recorder Waveform Monitors Vectorscope Spectra 60 Audio Spectrum Analyzer DV Grabber Shot Clock Automatic Quality Monitor SureShot Adobe Onlocation CS3 Tutorial Good jsp tutorials pdf Software user guide Manuals free Help me Bible dwd cs3 Table of Contents Chapter 4: Analyzing lighting, exposure, and color Evaluating brightness with Zebras Enable or disable a Zebra Setting a Zebra to identify bright or dark areas Setting the threshold for a Zebra Using the Dark Zebra to preserve shadows Evaluating brightness with the Waveform Monitors About video dynamic range About the waveform Configuring the IRE Setup option Configuring the Waveform Monitors Waveform mode Line mode and Full mode Intensity and Illumination dials Position and Scale dials Panning and zooming in the Waveform Monitors Analyzing color with the Vectorscope and Spectra 60 Vectorscope Configuring the Vectorscope Panning and zooming in the Vectorscope Spectra 60 Maintaining consistent color and brightness for bluescreen or greenscreen About video clipping alerts About the Split Screen and Onion Skin features Enable the Split Screen feature Move the split region Resize the split region Maximize or restore the split region Adjust the split region opacity Checking continuity Creating stop-frame animation sequences Setting the Split Mode option Replace the image in the split region Chapter 5: Monitoring the audio Audio Spectrum Analyzer Stereo and Mono modes Peak, Wave, and Spectrum modes Linear and Log modes Hold and Freeze modes About audio alerts Audio popping alerts Audio clipping alerts Chapter 6: Checking the framing and focus Overview of framing and focusing tools Aesthetic framing About the Grid feature About the Underscan and Overscan modes About the Video Safe Area display About the Letterbox Mask feature About the Zoom feature Chapter 7: Recording and reviewing clips Recording clips Settings for recording DV File Format option Pre-Record Time option Configuring MPEG decompression to avoid dropped frames . .57 Recording methods Standard recording Controlling recording from Adobe OnLocation Controlling recording from the camera (Slave Recording) Timecodes for recorded clips Motion-activated recording Stop-motion recording Time-lapse recording Time-lapse frequency settings for DV and DVCPro Time lapse frequency settings for HDV Pause and resume recording Reviewing recorded clips Selecting a clip Using basic playback commands Scrubbing and navigating in a clip Add notes to clips Reviewing clip information DV Grabber Setting the grabbed still pixel ratio Capture still images Configuring the DV Grabber Accessing grabbed stills Recording HDV Balancing video quality and system resource usage Visible Lines option MPEG Resolution and MPEG Frames options Choosing the best combination of settings Recording DVCPro HD Chapter 8: Managing projects and clips Managing projects Create a new project Open a project Moving projects between computers Managing clips Renaming clips Moving clips within the DVR Removing clips from the Clips in Use folder Emptying the Garbage Clips folder Importing clips and still images Working with DVCPro clips in a video editing application Recommended project settings for video editing applications 24P pulldown with Adobe OnLocation Index