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Editing a wedding

X-Tom_Yungwirth
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Dec 11, 1998, 1:56 AM

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I am a potential Cassie buyer. But before I make a purchase I would like to see how an edited wedding(on the Cassie)would look like using using my tapes of a 2 camera wedding. I am looking at just editing a portion of the wedding or about 20-25 minutes. So if there is anyone out there who would like to do this edit for me,if I send you the tapes,would you please contact me via this forum or by E-mail. I would certainly be happy to pay anyone an agreed upon fee to do this edit. Incedentally, the wedding was shot using a X-2b and a X-3 from JVC. Thanks.

X-Tim_Wright
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Dec 11, 1998, 6:28 PM

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Tom,
Call Paul Plotkin in New England. I just spoke to him on the phone the other day about editng for me. He uses the Cassie.
His phone number is 401-792-0242.
Also consider the DVRex by Canopus, but the Cassie is very stable.
Tim

: I am a potential Cassie buyer. But before I make a purchase I would like to see how an edited wedding(on the Cassie)would look like using using my tapes of a 2 camera wedding. I am looking at just editing a portion of the wedding or about 20-25 minutes. So if there is anyone out there who would like to do this edit for me,if I send you the tapes,would you please contact me via this forum or by E-mail. I would certainly be happy to pay anyone an agreed upon fee to do this edit. Incedentally, the wedding was shot using a X-2b and a X-3 from JVC. Thanks.