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Avid DS - Your Future Is Now DSWiki DSWiki Table Of Contents 1998 DS SALES BROCHURE ............................................. 4 2005 DS Wish List ..................................................... 8 2007 Unfiltered DS Wish List ............................................. 13 2007 Wish Lists ....................................................... 22 2007DSWishListFinalistsRound2 ........................................... 28 2010 Wish List ........................................................ 30 A ................................................................. 33 About .............................................................. 53 AchieveMoreWithThe3DDVE ............................................. 54 AmazonStore ......................................................... 55 antler .............................................................. 56 Arri Alexa ........................................................... 58 Avid DS - Your Future Is Now ............................................. 59 Avid DS for Colorists ................................................... 60 B ................................................................. 62 BetweenBlue&Green ................................................... 66 Blu-ray Copy ......................................................... 67 C ................................................................. 68 ColorItCorrected ...................................................... 79 Commercial Specifications ............................................... 80 Custom MC Color Surface Layouts ......................................... 82 D ................................................................. 84 DeliverySpecs ........................................................ 104 DS Edit Suites ........................................................ 108 DS Freelancers ....................................................... 112 DS Logo ............................................................ 122 DS Pictures .......................................................... 123 DS Presets ........................................................... 125 DS Reels ............................................................ 127 DS Training & Tutorials ................................................. 131 DS Wish Lists ........................................................ 135 DSACSR ............................................................ 137 DSCredits ........................................................... 139 DSCredits_Corporate ................................................... 141 DSCredits_Film ....................................................... 143 DSCredits_MusicVideo .................................................. 150 DSCredits_Other ...................................................... 153 DSCredits_TV ........................................................ 156 DSCustomLayouts ..................................................... 163 DSdex .............................................................. 164 page 1 / 505 DSWiki DSTrainers .......................................................... 168 dsv10 .............................................................. 170 DSv10Launch ........................................................ 184 DSWiki Sandbox ...................................................... 185 DSWikiFAQS ........................................................ 189 DSWikiGoogleSearchPage ............................................... 190 DSWishListTop5 ...................................................... 192 DS_A_to_Z3 ......................................................... 194 DS_Evolution ........................................................ 195 DS_Press ............................................................ 196 E ................................................................. 200 Encoding ProRes ...................................................... 209 F ................................................................. 214 G ................................................................. 220 GoogleDSFinder ...................................................... 233 H ................................................................. 235 home .............................................................. 243 I.................................................................. 244 IndustryBlogs ........................................................ 271 Instacrap Old Snapshot Look ............................................. 274 ItsAllAboutSpeed ...................................................... 277 J.................................................................. 278 K ................................................................. 279 L ................................................................. 285 M ................................................................. 292 Media Composer Marker to DS Subtitle Converter .............................. 303 Moderator ........................................................... 305 Morphed & Warped .................................................... 306 N ................................................................. 307 O ................................................................. 309 OtherResources ....................................................... 312 P ................................................................. 314 PaintYourselfOutOfACorner ............................................. 331 Plug-ins ............................................................. 332 Presets_3D_Stereo ..................................................... 335 Presets_AUDIO ....................................................... 338 Presets_DS10Tutorials .................................................. 340 Presets_KEYING ...................................................... 342 Presets_LOOKS ....................................................... 344 Presets_SPECIALFX ................................................... 346 Presets_UTILITIES .................................................... 350 Q ................................................................. 352 R ................................................................. 358 Recommended Reading .................................................. 362 RED ............................................................... 366 page 2 / 505 DSWiki S ................................................................. 377 T ................................................................. 390 The End of Vinko? ..................................................... 422 The New Order ....................................................... 423 The Story of Vinko ..................................................... 424 Tone's Expressions ..................................................... 425 ToneMochatoDSTutorial ................................................ 430 U ................................................................. 432 UsefulSoftware ....................................................... 433 Utilities ............................................................. 437 V ................................................................. 444 Vinko The Sequel ...................................................... 449 W ................................................................. 450 WikiSub_DPIFAQ ..................................................... 465 WIkiSub_MXFFirewireFAQ .............................................. 467 WikiSub_VCRIssues ................................................... 470 Windows_Media ...................................................... 485 X ................................................................. 493 Y ................................................................. 498 Yolies2009 ........................................................... 499 Yollies LMS fund ...................................................... 501 YouTube ............................................................ 502 Z ................................................................. 505 page 3 / 505 DSWiki DSWiki: 1998 DS Sales Brochure 1998 DS Sales Brochure Text (added_10.17.07) Special thanks to Rick at nakedeye You know, you get to this point in your life where yeah, money's still important. It's really important, you gotta eat, you want to go places, do things, buy stuff, maybe raise a family. You still need to feel like you're on the way up, you haven't plateaued or started down the other side of the hill or something like that, so you've gotta keep working. But at the same time you need to be working on something worthwhile. When you put this kind of time and energy into a career you need to come out of it with more than a paycheck. Once you've been in film or video for a while, you realize the single most important thing is that you just want your tools to work, to work together, because you don't have the time or inclination to fool around any more. You've paid your dues, you've done the crap jobs, wrestled with clients, stayed up all night over and over again. I mean, you can get pretty sick of it. It gets old real fast. It's hard enough getting good ideas. Once you've got one, you want to get it out, play around with it until you're expressing it the best way possible, and move on. Obviously, if you're gonna put together something that really flows, the last thing you need is a bunch of separate applications from a bunch of different companies that don't talk t each other, that don't get it. Doing all these distracting little dances to move your ideas across, and then having to use
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