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I've worked with many projects where I have 3-4 cams running at the same time, I import the footage into Vegas, sync with PluralEyes....
But for the first time recently, I recorded a short film. We used the Panasonic GH2, and recorded 3-4 takes of each scene one after the other. I won't be syncing with PluralEyes, as the takes aren't simultaneous. How are people editing when you record multiple takes in succession?
I.e., how are you viewing the takes to determine which section you're using of one particular take, and then how are you splitting with a portion of another take? Do you line the tracks up vertically and still use Vegas's multicam workflow? If so, how are you dealing with the differing audio tracks?
Or are you lining them up one after another in the same track and then splicing?
I've worked with many projects where I have 3-4 cams running at the same time, I import the footage into Vegas, sync with PluralEyes....
But for the first time recently, I recorded a short film. We used the Panasonic GH2, and recorded 3-4 takes of each scene one after the other. I won't be syncing with PluralEyes, as the takes aren't simultaneous. How are people editing when you record multiple takes in succession?
I.e., how are you viewing the takes to determine which section you're using of one particular take, and then how are you splitting with a portion of another take? Do you line the tracks up vertically and still use Vegas's multicam workflow? If so, how are you dealing with the differing audio tracks?
Or are you lining them up one after another in the same track and then splicing?