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Thanks Doug, Could you give me a reference on Eyring Corporation. We're using Image+ which is an IBM offshoot and are getting terrible service and no strong feeling that there is a future with the product. Worse still it runs on OS2 and is an island in an otherwise Unix/windows…

Rick, It is the video camera. I am in Canada and payed about $1800 for it up here but thats not real money. Divide by 1.4 for the Yankee Buck. So far I'm really pleased with it. Very tough piece of kit and I'm told very reliable. Just getting going…

Rick, I certainly do not qualify as professional yet but am slowly learning the ropes. I too have a Canon A1 Dig. and am looking at ways of smoothing things out. Particularly I am trying to shoot material on a moving sailboat both on the great lakes and in the…

Interesting application. I'm the operations manager for a gas turbine assembly plant and we were looking at something similar. Would you care to describe what type of products you assemble and what hardware software you use for said process planning? Thanks Dominique

Thanks for the info but I'm still a novice at this and got lost in your explanation. Specifically, I have been shooting with a Canon A1 Digital Hi-8 Camera therefore no time code as such. Can one be superimposed on the tape afterwards (you refer to a dewck) so that…

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I really can offer little on CoSA at this point as I am just starting out. Are you using an 8100 Power PC or something else. Also what RAM and hard drive capacity do you have and does it satisfy your needs. Dominique

I understand premiere can create EDL to process Hi 8 tapes at a professional machine level. Can anyone relate to actually doing this? What are the limitations? Does your original tape need timecodes on it or does Premiere creat its own system? Thanks for the input Dominique

Mark What hardware are you using. I am particularly interested in the pros and cons of videovision vs powerspigot etc. Please comment if you can. Thanks Dom

Stephen, I recently bought the Can A1 Dig and have really found it great for the price. The manual features are absolutely essential to sort out tough lighting and sound situations and the digital effects are pretty clean. I am in the process of setting myself up as you are…