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here is the link to the past videos of meetings . . .
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Saturday, July 04 2009 @ 01:46 PM EEST Next Meeting Tues. Sept 21 - in RCC204Well it is the summer and we are off.Our next meeting will be in September on the 21st. In the mean time Carbon has a FREE SEMINAR on the JVC GH-HM700. The first professional HD video camera to shoot directly to Final Cut Pro Compatible files The new JVC GY-HM700 and GY-HM100 cameras shoot high quality HDV video to inexpensive SDHC cards. The best part is that you can take those files directly to Final Cut Pro without converting or wrapping the files. Come and see a these two amazing cameras first hand and talk to JVC representatives. Register at Carbons Website If you can't make a meeting in person, watch a live stream of the meeting by cutting and pasting this url into Quicktime: rtsp://spiritlive.net:554/TOFCPUG.sdp As well, if you are on Facebook you can join us on our group there TOFCPUG's Facebook page. 
Video Editing for Photographers with Final Cut Pro and Canon’s 5D Mark II
Witz Training who came in and gave our group a great tutorial about Soundtrack Pro is holding a training event about Video Editing for Photographers with Final Cut Pro and Canon’s 5D Mark II. See the rest of the details below...
AJA HD IO or MOTU 4HD
Anyone have an opinion on which of these boxes is best for HD editing and mastering?
Any suggestions?
Hello Everyone,
I am still very new to this whole video thing and am just starting to get gear together. Right now I have a Macbook Pro and FCS but I don't have any sort of camera. I was hoping that maybe some of you might be able to suggest some fairly inexpensive video cameras I could look into. This will just be for personal use so I certainly do not need anything high end. Thanks, Nathan
CalDigit RAID Solutions
Hello Everyone,
I am thinking about bringing some CalDigit equipment into our store to be able to demo. I was wondering if there was any particular hardware of theirs that anyone might be interested in. As of right now I am leaning towards bringing in the HDElement and RAID card to display with our Mac Pro. Would this be something that anyone would find of interest? Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments. Cheers, Nathan
Notes on Final Cut Server
Thanks to Jim Loney for taking detailed notes at the September meeting re: Final Cut Server
October 21st Meeting now online
You can watch the first half of the meeting online at:
http://blip.tv/file/1383637 The second half was not allowed to be broadcast, but members should watch for special podcasts offers coming from Witz.
Hard Disk Warning!
For those of you who are archiving your products on hard disks, please pay close attention!
Meeting Videos Online
Thanks to Jim Loney, our TOFCPUG meeting videos are going online via Blip.tv Visit the show page at: http://tofcpug.blip.tv/
Here is the podcast feed in iTunes: itpc://tofcpug.blip.tv/rss/itunes/ The easiest method of subscribing is by going to go the TOFCPUG show page, then you’ll get a list at the bottom right of the player with all the feeds we’re outputting to.
Resources from March Meeting
Here is a list of some of the resources that came up in conversation at the March meeting
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