Film Protection; Editing Capture Info And Metadata - Blackmagic Design Cintel Scanner Installations- Und Bedienungsanleitung

Film Protection

These controls are intended to allow delicate film to be handled gently by the Cintel Scanner.
Fast acceleration and shuttle speeds can be hard on archival footage, so it's recommended
to lower both of these sliders from their defaults whenever you're scanning older film.
The 'acceleration' and 'shuttle speed' sliders should be
lowered when scanning older, delicate archival film
NOTE The 'film tension adjust' slider is present when using Cintel scanners
with sprockets.
Max Acceleration
Sets the maximum change in speed to increase or decrease by 5-30 fps per second.
Max Shuttle Speed
Changes the speed of shuttling from one section of film to another between 1–100 frames per
second for 35mm film, and between 1–200 frames per second for 16mm film.
Film Tension Adjust
If your Cintel Scanner has sprocket wheels, this setting gives you the ability to adjust the
amount of tension applied to 35mm film. For example, when loading delicate archival film,
or compensating for film shrinkage. There is no possible way you can damage the film with the
'film tension adjust' setting. The adjustment values are very small and only gentle changes are
all that's required to prevent sprocket picking.
If your Cintel Scanner has capstans, sprocket picking cannot occur so this setting is
disabled or not present.

Editing Capture Info and Metadata

When DaVinci Resolve is used in conjunction with Cintel Scanner, a set of capture metadata
fields appears at the bottom of DaVinci Resolve's film scanner panel. The 'capture info' panel
has editable metadata fields that describe capture properties such as where to save files,
the type of codec, frame rate, and the format of file names. This metadata is attached to your
clips and can be read on the media page.
Before you begin scanning, you may want to adjust some of the project settings.
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