Thanks for one of the best issues yet. In particular, your article on perfect videos ("Do-It-Yourself Video," September '95, page 68) was timely and instructive. Thanks.
Libby Adams
ladamskc@cyclops.pei.edu
Your article was helpful and informative, but you did underrate the Quadra 630's video capabilities. Using software other than Apple's Video Player, you can generate frame rates comparable to those of the first AV Macs. Just use Adobe Premiere and Fusion Recorder instead of Video Player.
Eugene Whang
eugene_whang@icafe.com
Your cover story sounded great until I read the details. Easy translates to a full day of work for each minute of video. Perfect means a small picture at a slow rate. And affordable means buying a digitizing board and a high-capacity hard drive, not to say a fairly fast Mac. My own choice has been to opt for linear editing, beginning with S-video and ending with VHS. By the time I learn how to write scripts and shoot video, equipment for digitizing should be able to make truly perfect videos at a more affordable price.
