Infrastructure

-DME SWITCHER

-What will the Production Company get from this facility?

The Sony Switcher is a Digital Multi Effects system, offering high-performance effects at high image quality. The system consists of a processor unit and control panel. Its other features are:

• 1. Support for fully digital component
• 2. Advanced special effects
• 3. Support for wide range of input/output signal formats
• 4. User program effect and snapshot function
• 5. Aspect ration selection
• 6. Live broadcasting
• 7. Interfacing with editors
• 8. External synchronizing connectors for higher editing precision

• 1. Location and Function of Parts and Controls
• 2. Basic Operation
• 3. Advanced Operations
• 4. Control From Editing Control Units
• 5. System Connections and Settings
• 6. DME Wipes
• 7. Effect pattern Variant Forms and Decorations
• 8. Touch panel with 3.5 inch LCD for various operations
• 9. Video display function

• 1. Optimal control parts arrangement for basic camera operation
• 2. Full control of shooting operations
• 3. Scene file
• 4. Coordination of settings among several cameras
• 5. Confirmation of camera conditions and operation status
• 6. Signal transmission via a digital line
• 7. Memory Stick slot

• 1. Locations and functions of Parts
• 2. Menu Configuration and Basic Menu Operations
• 3. Initial Settings
• 4. File Operations
• 5. File Operations

• 1. Locations and functions of Parts
• 2. Menu Configuration and Basic Menu Operations
• 3. Initial Settings
• 4. File Operations
• 5. File Operations

• 1. Location and Functions of Parts
• 2. Displaying and Changing Settings

• 1. General mixing console functions
• 2. Mono channels
• 3. Stereo channels
• 4. Interface panel and main section 5.GRAPHIC 9-BAND

1. The DSR-390 is 4:3 standard screen type digital camcorder. The features of DSR-390P Camera Section are: 2. Sophisticated image processing 3. DynaLatitude 4. DCC+ (dynamic contrast control plus) 5. Black stretch and compress 6. Variety of detail corrections: 7. Skin detail function 8. Black halo correction 9. Red/green vertical detail correction 10. Horizontal detail frequency control 11. New Functions boost operability 12. EZ (easy) mode function 13. EZ (easy) focus 15. Dual pixel readout (DPR) 16. Programmable gain 17. Hyper gain 18. Auto tracing white balance (ATW) 19. Total level control system (TLCS) 20. Recording time (REC TIME) display 21. Viewfinder super detail 22. Dual zebra pattern display 23. Color temperature display 24. Switching the color temperatures for the preset white balance 25. Video monitor output with text 26. 1-kHz reference signal output 27. Freeze mix function 28. Edit Search function 29. Setup Log function 30. Video light control 31. High-performance viewfinder 32. Features of VCR Section 33. Compatible with consumer DV 34. Able to record the external video signals 35. Clip Link mode 36. PCM digital audio 37. Equipped with audio output connectors 38. Color playback 39. VCR data display 40. Equipped with DV OUT connector 41. Other Features 42. Can be combined with portable VCR and CCU 43. On this Camera, we shall train students for: 44. Basic Procedure for Shooting 45. Recording 46. Back Space Editing 47. Playback Checking Recorded Contents 48. Setting Time Values 49. ClipLink Shooting 50. Viewfinder Screen Indications 51. Viewfinder Normal Indications 52. Viewfinder Basic Menu 53. Viewfinder Advanced Menu 54. Setup files 55. Using SetupNavi and SetupLog 56. VCR Menu Operation 57. White Balance Adjustment 58. Black Balance Adjustment 59. Shutter Settings 60. Viewfinder Screen Adjustments 61. Adjusting the Lens 62. Settings for Special Cases 63. Cleaning the Video Heads 64. Troubleshooting 65. sClipLink Operation Flow

• 1. Recording Basics
• 2. Playback Basics
• 3. Advanced Recording Operations

• 1. You can record still images on tapes with all the pixels in the progressive mode. Since the image taken in progressive mode would be stabilized even in pause mode, it is especially useful when you analyze high-speed actions such as sports scenes.
• 2. You can print a still image by using a video printer.
• 3. You can make the picture on a horizontal line using the guide frame.
• 4. You can record a 16:9 wide picture to watch on a 16:9 wide-screen TV.
• 5. You can fade the picture in or out to give your recording a professional appearance.
• 6. You can add special effects to recorded pictures using the various digital functions e.g.,
• You can record a still image so that it is superimposed on a moving picture. (STILL)
  You can record still images successively at constant intervals. (FLASH/MOTION)
  You can swap a brighter area in a still image with a moving picture. (LUMI)
  You can record the picture so that an incidental image like a trail is left. (TRAIL)
  You can add an old movie type atmosphere to pictures. (OLD MOVIE)
• 7. Shooting with manual adjustments enables you to use
• Auto lock
• Iris adjustment
• Gain adjustment
• Shutter Speed adjustment
• ND filter
• Zebra pattern
• Steady Shot function
• AE Shift adjustment
• White Balance adjustment
• Sound Recording Level adjustment
• Optional External Microphone.
• 8. You can preset the camcorder to record the picture with the desired picture quality.
• 9. You can gain better results by manually adjusting the focus.
• 10. You can make a time-lapse recording by setting the camcorder to automatically record and standby sequentiall
• You can make a recording with a stop-motion animated effect using cut recording. You can superimpose the date/time indication directly on the picture, besides the date/time display as data code.
• If you mark an index at the scene you want to search for, you can easily search for the scene later. Search function enables you to carry out (a) title search (b) date search (c) photo search

-"Memory Stick" Operations

• 1. Recording Basics
  2. Playback Basics
  3. Advanced Recording Operations
  4. Advanced Playback Operations
  5. Editing
  6 . Customizing Your Camcorder
  7. "Memory Stick" Operations etc.

Recording still images on a "Memory Stick"- Memory Photo recording.
Superimposing a still image in a "Memory Stick" on a moving picture-

-MEMORY MIX

• Recording an image from a tape as a still image
  Copying still images from a tape- Photo save
  Viewing a still picture- Memory Photo playback
  Copying an image recorded on a "memory Stick" to tapes
  Playing back images continuously SLIDE SHOW
  Deleting images
  Writing a print mark- Print mark
  Advanced Playback Operations

• 1. During playback, you can process a scene using the digital effect functions:
  STILL, FLASH, LUMI. And TRAIL.
  2. Dubbing of desired scenes (Digital programme editing)
  3. You can use it with an analog video unit and a PC-Signal convert function.
  4. You can do Record video or TV programs.
  5. You can do Audio dubbing.
  6. You can set time values.
  7. You can superimpose a title, make your own title, label the cassette.
  8. You can erase the cassette memory data.

-BC-M 50 BATTERY CHARGER
What will the production company get from this facility?

-The students shall be taught the following operation of this equipment

• Features
  Charging System
  Precautions
  Location and Function of Parts
  Attaching Battery Packs
  Charging

-What will the professionals of TV/Film Production Companies get at the Non-Linear Editing Lab of IISE?

They can use this system to create broadcast-quality output incorporating every possible production element from full-speed, high-resolution footage, to multimedia artwork and animation, to computer-generated effects and titling.

-EDITING PROCEDURES

• 1. Effects editing: Beginning and advanced techniques for incorporating literally hundreds of digital video effects (DVEs), third-party effect filters, complex motion effects, keys, and layering options.
• 2. Working with 3D effects: Techniques for working with 3D effects with examples of effects you can re-create to become familiar with the 3D parameters and shapes.
• 3. Creating and editing titles and graphic objects: Titling and use of the tools to create and control the attributes of on-screen text, backgrounds, lines, boxes, ovals, and other graphics objects. You can create multiple titles without exiting the Title tool, and apply shadows, color, transparency, layers, and alignment to both objects and text.

-The Students shall be taught the following on Avid Systems

• 1. Basic structure of files and folders used by the Avid system.
  2. Planning and Starting a Project
  3. Working with the Project Window
  4. Using Basic Tools
  5. Logging
  6. Preparing to Capture
  7. Capturing Media
  8. Importing Files
  9. Organizing with Bins
  10. Managing Media Files
  11. Using Script Integration
  12. Viewing and Marking Footage
  13. First Edits
  14. Using the Timeline
  15. Working in Trim Mode
  16. Working with Audio
  17. Syncing Methods
  18. Group Clip Editing
  19. Output Options
  20. Exporting and Exchanging Material