Apple M8728Z/A User Manual - Page 12
Why 24p Video?, Basic Digital Intermediate Workflow Steps, a Telecine
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Cinema Tools databases can be used in this process to match the EDL to the 2K media, linking the reel names and timecode of each edit to entries in a database created from a folder of 2K image sequence clips. Using a Cinema Tools database provides powerful tools to diagnose and resolve any issues that occur, such as nonmatching reel names. See Basic Digital Intermediate Workflow Steps and Digital Intermediate Workflow Using a Telecine for details about this workflow. Shoot film Scan film to video DPX DPX image sequences Color Conform and color correct Offline EDL video Final Cut Pro with Cinema Tools Edit sequence Create release print Why 24p Video? The proliferation of high definition (HD) video standards and the desire for worldwide broadcast distribution have created a demand for a video standard that can be easily converted to all other standards. Additionally, a standard that translates well to film, providing an easy, high-quality method of originating and editing on video and finishing on film, is needed. 24p video provides all this. It uses the same 24 fps rate as film, making it possible to take advantage of existing conversion schemes to create NTSC and PAL versions of your project. It uses progressive scanning to create an output well suited to being projected on large screens and converted to film. Additionally, 24p video makes it possible to produce high-quality 24 fps telecine transfers from film. These are very useful when you intend to broadcast the final product in multiple standards. 12 Chapter 1 An Overview of Using Cinema Tools