DSK and USK -- think of the signal flow, imagine that you're standing on a bridge over a river. This bridge is your video switcher. The signal starts at the camera (a small creek), which is "upstream" from your position. If you do something upstream, it only affects one of your sources, and not necessarily the final result. That also means that the upstream key is specific to a signal source, and therefore it will (usually) change when you switch to another source. The downstream key, on the other hand, refers to what flows "out of the switcher". No matter what input you select, the "outgoing" transformation, such as your fancy logo, will always stick -- simply because it happens "after" where you're standing. It also affects all sources.
I have zero interest in streaming hardware. However, I can't help but watch your videos. Regardless of the topic, the quality is top notch and always worth watching. A sign of incredible content and value. Your videos are a treat to watch.
We watch your videos all the time as well! Love the content and honestly you set the bar so high in terms of production, editing, explanations and all around concepts that very few people can even come close to your level of quality. Thanks so much for the shoutout and let us know if you want some custom transitions/macros. Happy to help!
Well deserved shout out to A2Z - their macros have incited me to make the move to the extreme and to make this available for free is such a great help to ease the learning curve and transition to the extreme for both beginners and pros
Thank you! Happy to see you commenting, I’m highly impressed by your super optimized setup for virtual productions. Your videos are very cool too and I guess you must have spent SO much time making these macros...!
Stunning quality content as always. It is really interesting to see what can happen behind the stage, with all of these switchers. People who are doing the switchting live an a big TV show deserve respect for what they need to do behing the sence.
Downside 4: Learning curve ... well mate, your video probably adressed that issue as well as it's ever gonna be. Hats off. This was great! Thanks alot.
We appreciate the time you put in to create this video. We recently purchased the Atem Mini ISO Extremem to compliment our MAc's with Pro Presenter and our tricasters for inhouse and online streaming - what your shared is going to save us a lot of time and add great value - THANK YOU.
Your tutorial is so indepth it's hard to believe it's not sponsored by Black Magic! You have convinced me that this is the switcher to get. Thank you very much!
Dude, first time viewing due to change of career and you're honestly so concicse with the descriptions, NO BULLSHIT whatsoever! An honest pleasure to watch what you've cvreated, thank you kindly for linking and giving creds to other creators. You're a very humble human being! Only criticism, sometimes when watching, as a novice. It was slightly confusing to see the differences when you used your front facing camera as the demo source and switched quickly. But, this really is minor in the grand scheme of the video and the total content. Thank you so much!
Stupid me ! You’re right, that’s incredible !! Wished I would have tried that earlier. Until now I went into the atem software just for the iris each time, not practical. Thanks for the tip, and all your valuable insight on your channel, been following for years. I remember you were there when very few were talking about the ATEM on RUclips , when it was so hard to find any content.
Your videos are amazing. During the past few days I looked at the lot of videos about ATEM and your videos are by far the best. Wow! I am very impressed by the high quality of your videos. You are a master of your craft and also a perfectionist. It's the many little details that make your videos so great.
You are amazing! This is the most valuable video I’ve ever watched! You are so knowledgeable and very generous with sharing all of this information, you even recommended other channels to check out! Thank you so much!
When thinking of the video streams, from the perspective of the switcher, Sources are "upstream", because the data flows into the device, while Sinks like HDMI out or recording are where the data flows to, aka downstream. So the naming comes from where in the pipeline the modification is applied, not from at which layer it's working at
Amazing educational video. I've watched it back several times before buying an ATEM extreme, and will surely watch it back over and over again, because it's packed with understandable explanations and functionality. Great value. Thank you very much!!
Great video - an easy way to remember down and upstream is think of it like a river, where the water flowing is the work process and where you modify it.
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Explanation for Upstream & Downstream: Think of it as a river. If you start rafting at upriver, you'll reach your destination on the downriver. Along the ways you can catch all the fish you want, and they end up on the downriver. Your boathouse is on the downriver with fixed structures, and that's where you'll end up eventually. Or think of anything to do with verticality such as a hill or a skiing slope. You start at the top (up) and reach the bottom (down).
I assume the use of DSK (Down Stream Key) and USK (Up Stream Key) comes from the world of theatre and how the stage orientation is referred to. Downstage is the front of the stage closest to the audience and Upstage is the backwall of the stage. This comes from the beginning of theatre when stages were on an slope so the back (or the Upstage) of the stage was elevated, this gave actors that were standing Upstage better visibility to the audience. That could be the reason why they would use DSK to be in front of the presenter and the USK to be the behind the presenter.
@@zebrazone Your content is great - thank you very much for this! In regards to 'upstream' and 'downstream', these are terms picked up from the reference point of a literal 'stream' (a small, narrow river). Streams normally run from a higher level to a lower level - so 'up stream' is closer to the 'source' and 'down stream' is closer to the 'destination'. Applying this to the broadcasting world, upstream keys are closer to the input (source) and downstream keys are closer to the output (destination). I trust this helps.
Excellent tutorial! I have the ATEM Mini Pro and finally have an Extreme at work, so this was a great refresher of what the Extreme has to offer. I'm working on understanding all the broadcast-specific language/skills. USK, DSK, Chroma, Luma, DVE, StreamDeck, Companion- I'm working on learning more about ALL of this, in an effort to provide much better live production services as part of my full time job. Thank you SO much for your good work.
The keying thing is easy if you think of it like a stream, downstream is the program output or final destination. Upstream is the camera or start of the signal. Now anything you do at the upstream end will travel to the end unless you remove it (keying out for eg). So if I have a logo I want it downstream because I want it “down” from all the other switching and keying activities this way it is always on my final output. On the other hand a graphic or headline will want to be upstream of the camera or computer so when I switch to that camera it goes through to the end but if I switch to another camera it goes away
Water in rivers and streams streams from up to down, this is an allegory for the order in which data is processed. The upstream is processed first, the downstream is what is processed last before it streams out into the internet.
Upstream and downstream make sense if you think of it, hehe, in terms of the oil industry (or a river). "Downstream" means "towards the end of the production line", so refineries, whereas "upstream" means at the beginning, so oil extraction.
Untill now I only knew the "Dark Zebra" as VST Synth Plugin - but this is "Deep Zebra" - thank you! And thanks to Blackmagic for putting the downstream key button on the ATEM Extreme for lower thirds and the 2 USBs.
thank you for making these awesome videos.. the high production quality is really inspirational about what can be done. i'm just starting my live production/stream journey and i'm looking forward to your future videos!
To understand the naming of upstream/downstream keys, think of your video flow like a river or assembly line. First you add the source, then manipulate them, and later on you add first your upstream key and then finally your downstream key. So because the downstream key comes "later down the line", it is called downstream. Hope that makes sense.
Upstream Key naturally are placed onto content streams into the device. The downstream keys are placed onto streams going down from the device. I find the naming reasonable.
USK vs DSK... Like a Photoshop file or like going down a river, Upstream Keys (USK) are "upstream" or closest to the background/starting point of the river. Downstream Keys (DSK) are at the end of the river / the last thing to be added or layered. Thus, DSK's are on top of everything. Also, it important to know with multiple USK's (upstream keys), lower USK's are behind the others.... 1 is behind USK 2 which is behind USK 3 and USK 4 is above them all. Your Downstream key (DSK) is over EVERYTHING, including transitions. So, if you have a bug/logo loaded as a DSK and you press "auto" transition from camera 1 to camera 2 or another source, the logo will remain visible.
Bonjour Thibault ! Tes vidéos sont très agréables à regarder, très détaillées et instructives aussi… Un Grand Merci à toi pour cet excellent partage d'informations !!!
j'ai une petite question relative au passage de ta vidéo qui traite de la lecture de vidéos pré-enregistrées et les macros… J'ai un vieil Hyperdeck shuttle2 dont je ne me suis presque jamais servi, penses-tu qu'il soit possible de l'utiliser de manière intuitive avec un ordi relié à l'atem et la programmation d'une macro ?
I tested my extreme ISO the other day and one downside of the it is that once you are done with your recording or streaming and you bring the project into Davinci Resolve, whenever you did cut to a Super Source (during your show) in the timeline will appear as a clip of a black generator, so in order to actually see what you did you will have to take the program output file and stack it on top of your SS (luckily it's already synced up). That means if u did plan to use the braw recordings you also have to animate or recreate your SS layouts manually in the edit page cause otherwise you'll have just the 1080 program you outputted. So maybe if u plan to work a lot in 1080 using just the SS with those cool transitions you do not need the ISO version at all.
Interesting ! And I guess animated macros make things even worse because making these animations in Resolve isn’t easy.... guess the best thing is to take the program each time you have the super source black generator ..
@@zebrazone Correct! Since I only ever used Davinci I don't know about other programs but you don't have to use Fusion to make those transitions, you can very easily just use keyframes in the edit page to move, crop and animate stuff around. And let's be fair here, the case is a very specific one, to encounter this "problem" you would need to be someone who has all blackmagic cameras and wants to output a 4k video after a live event where you used SS, and it's not that it's hard to do but it's just inconvenient that you have to tweak stuff in post if you did use SS.
In explaining why "Upstream" is in front and "Downstream" is behind, (which seems counter intuitive) I'm reminded of the theatrical stage directions. "Up Stage" means away to the audience (towards the back of the stage) and "Down Stage" means closer to the audience and footlights. Early theatrical stages were slightly slanted up to allow the audience a better view of the entire stage. Perhaps this is one explanation for the adaption of these video terms.
As far as DSK vs USK: It's as though you're looking at a lake that's streaming downhill towards you. The things that are further downstream are closer to you, and the things that are further upstream are further away
Upstream and downstream is relative to transitions, from my understanding. Upstream compositions are used for shots/scenes, while downstream compositions are generally kept even when making a transition to another shot, for example with a logo or « bug ». You tie USK more often than DSK to transitions.
I love your second suggestion @33:50 only thing is that can they make a 4K version so that. I would definitely upgrade my equipment into that of a 4K version with those monitor and get some BMPCC 6K pro. but a 4K version would really be nice.
Excellent video, thank you! One HUGE drawback of the ISO version is that the super source is not recorded into the DaVinci project file. It’s just black. And no, there is no workaround.
Downstream and upstream, i think of it like a river. Upstream is in the nascent part of the river, downstream where it meets the sea, so right at the end.
Thanks for the awesome video. I'm using Mini Pro and I'm really thinking about updating. I am now limited only by the possibility of PIP multiple output in one is very tempting.
Hey, on 23:00 you Have a picture of the BMD DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder in your Video and you're saying, that that would be capable of sending an Alpha Key out in Propresenter. Have you tried it? BTW, great Video, Thanks!
Oh sorry, I don’t think the hdmi one will work since it only import signals, Here is the full list : support.renewedvision.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011598133-ProPresenter-Supported-Blackmagic-devices
Zebra is back. Quality content as usual.
DSK and USK -- think of the signal flow, imagine that you're standing on a bridge over a river. This bridge is your video switcher. The signal starts at the camera (a small creek), which is "upstream" from your position. If you do something upstream, it only affects one of your sources, and not necessarily the final result. That also means that the upstream key is specific to a signal source, and therefore it will (usually) change when you switch to another source. The downstream key, on the other hand, refers to what flows "out of the switcher". No matter what input you select, the "outgoing" transformation, such as your fancy logo, will always stick -- simply because it happens "after" where you're standing. It also affects all sources.
just came here to offer the river metaphor… well done.
honestly one of the simplest and best explanations I've heard of this
Damn !! I Totally get it now ... thank you
A-W-E-S-O-M-E!!! Really helpful!
I have zero interest in streaming hardware. However, I can't help but watch your videos. Regardless of the topic, the quality is top notch and always worth watching. A sign of incredible content and value. Your videos are a treat to watch.
Same
Thank you Athan !
I watched the 2 videos back to back, about the atem great quality and so much learning!!!
We watch your videos all the time as well! Love the content and honestly you set the bar so high in terms of production, editing, explanations and all around concepts that very few people can even come close to your level of quality. Thanks so much for the shoutout and let us know if you want some custom transitions/macros. Happy to help!
Happy to see you here! Learn a lot from both of you!
Well deserved shout out to A2Z - their macros have incited me to make the move to the extreme and to make this available for free is such a great help to ease the learning curve and transition to the extreme for both beginners and pros
Thank you! Happy to see you commenting, I’m highly impressed by your super optimized setup for virtual productions. Your videos are very cool too and I guess you must have spent SO much time making these macros...!
Brian, what's the email I should send the request over to to obtain the Animated Super Source Macros
@@ronalddixon1577 brian@a2zmusicfactory.com
Stunning quality content as always. It is really interesting to see what can happen behind the stage, with all of these switchers. People who are doing the switchting live an a big TV show deserve respect for what they need to do behing the sence.
Man, this channel is PHENOMENAL! Pristine content! I'm glad you're back creating content.
Downside 4: Learning curve ... well mate, your video probably adressed that issue as well as it's ever gonna be. Hats off. This was great! Thanks alot.
Zebra Zone. The guy that got me down the rabbit hole with the Atem Mini lineup. Not sure to love you or hate you lol...
We appreciate the time you put in to create this video. We recently purchased the Atem Mini ISO Extremem to compliment our MAc's with Pro Presenter and our tricasters for inhouse and online streaming - what your shared is going to save us a lot of time and add great value - THANK YOU.
Which tricaster do you use ?
Your tutorial is so indepth it's hard to believe it's not sponsored by Black Magic! You have convinced me that this is the switcher to get. Thank you very much!
Same here 🙏
Dude, first time viewing due to change of career and you're honestly so concicse with the descriptions, NO BULLSHIT whatsoever! An honest pleasure to watch what you've cvreated, thank you kindly for linking and giving creds to other creators. You're a very humble human being!
Only criticism, sometimes when watching, as a novice. It was slightly confusing to see the differences when you used your front facing camera as the demo source and switched quickly. But, this really is minor in the grand scheme of the video and the total content.
Thank you so much!
You can adjust the iris by turning OFF all of the other camera control buttons.
Stupid me ! You’re right, that’s incredible !! Wished I would have tried that earlier. Until now I went into the atem software just for the iris each time, not practical. Thanks for the tip, and all your valuable insight on your channel, been following for years. I remember you were there when very few were talking about the ATEM on RUclips , when it was so hard to find any content.
Your videos are amazing. During the past few days I looked at the lot of videos about ATEM and your videos are by far the best. Wow! I am very impressed by the high quality of your videos. You are a master of your craft and also a perfectionist. It's the many little details that make your videos so great.
You did it again!! Man I can watch this video over and over. Really good info straight to the point. Thanks!!
I'm already waiting for "how I made the fabulous intro" video
As always, an excellent video! And super nice to see a little mention in there! Cheers for that :D
You’re welcome! Great work has to be heard
You are amazing! This is the most valuable video I’ve ever watched! You are so knowledgeable and very generous with sharing all of this information, you even recommended other channels to check out! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Michelle !
When thinking of the video streams, from the perspective of the switcher, Sources are "upstream", because the data flows into the device, while Sinks like HDMI out or recording are where the data flows to, aka downstream. So the naming comes from where in the pipeline the modification is applied, not from at which layer it's working at
Hello Adrian, thanks for the insight !
This man is from another world where things are free
And everything just works 😃
Amazing educational video. I've watched it back several times before buying an ATEM extreme, and will surely watch it back over and over again, because it's packed with understandable explanations and functionality. Great value. Thank you very much!!
Great video - an easy way to remember down and upstream is think of it like a river, where the water flowing is the work process and where you modify it.
Thanks for the shoutout! I love your videos too, always so epic!
You’re welcome! Nice to see you comment :)
Hi,I found a store,they have ATEM Mini pro, this product is on-sale and has a year warranty:www.aliexpress.com/item/4000954758905.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.7830c5d8kBo2N5&algo_pvid=55021315-0260-4b47-a688-36ddf5d24e3b&algo_expid=55021315-0260-4b47-a688-36ddf5d24e3b-2&btsid=0bb47a2216233107558215462ed780&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
Return of the king
Recording and editing this must be hell !!!!
Liked before watching
Been waiting me whole life for this. Didn’t think you would be back
Finally someone how can explain this simple well done my friend!
I rarely comment videos on RUclips, but this one was truly great and very useful. Thanks. 👍
Explanation for Upstream & Downstream: Think of it as a river. If you start rafting at upriver, you'll reach your destination on the downriver. Along the ways you can catch all the fish you want, and they end up on the downriver. Your boathouse is on the downriver with fixed structures, and that's where you'll end up eventually.
Or think of anything to do with verticality such as a hill or a skiing slope. You start at the top (up) and reach the bottom (down).
Dude his entrances always 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The defonition of pure uniqueness is back
That intro was really sick
I assume the use of DSK (Down Stream Key) and USK (Up Stream Key) comes from the world of theatre and how the stage orientation is referred to. Downstage is the front of the stage closest to the audience and Upstage is the backwall of the stage. This comes from the beginning of theatre when stages were on an slope so the back (or the Upstage) of the stage was elevated, this gave actors that were standing Upstage better visibility to the audience. That could be the reason why they would use DSK to be in front of the presenter and the USK to be the behind the presenter.
Interesting insight, thank you!
@@zebrazone Your content is great - thank you very much for this! In regards to 'upstream' and 'downstream', these are terms picked up from the reference point of a literal 'stream' (a small, narrow river). Streams normally run from a higher level to a lower level - so 'up stream' is closer to the 'source' and 'down stream' is closer to the 'destination'. Applying this to the broadcasting world, upstream keys are closer to the input (source) and downstream keys are closer to the output (destination). I trust this helps.
Coming from a theater background, that's a great mnemonic for me!
the video quality is insane
Welcome back to the ZEBRA
Excellent tutorial! I have the ATEM Mini Pro and finally have an Extreme at work, so this was a great refresher of what the Extreme has to offer. I'm working on understanding all the broadcast-specific language/skills. USK, DSK, Chroma, Luma, DVE, StreamDeck, Companion- I'm working on learning more about ALL of this, in an effort to provide much better live production services as part of my full time job.
Thank you SO much for your good work.
I LOVE THIS TYPE OF VIDEOS
This is so crazy valuable. Thanks a million. I now understand USK, DSK ect.
The keying thing is easy if you think of it like a stream, downstream is the program output or final destination. Upstream is the camera or start of the signal. Now anything you do at the upstream end will travel to the end unless you remove it (keying out for eg). So if I have a logo I want it downstream because I want it “down” from all the other switching and keying activities this way it is always on my final output. On the other hand a graphic or headline will want to be upstream of the camera or computer so when I switch to that camera it goes through to the end but if I switch to another camera it goes away
By far the best and most informative Item Mini Extreme video... I wish all videos were like this. Thanks for the hard work.
thank you Doug...
great comment of a great pioneer in live produktion 👍👍👍
The quality of your videos is crazy!
Zebra, I hope 2021 is treating you good so far. Great video as always 👌
Well done Zebra! Love, love, love this video. Very informative.
Dreaming of full wirecast - atem integration 👍🏻
Ok, I liked this just cause of the intro sequence!
Water in rivers and streams streams from up to down, this is an allegory for the order in which data is processed.
The upstream is processed first, the downstream is what is processed last before it streams out into the internet.
Awesome! Long Live Black Magic Camera Design gear!!
Upstream and downstream make sense if you think of it, hehe, in terms of the oil industry (or a river). "Downstream" means "towards the end of the production line", so refineries, whereas "upstream" means at the beginning, so oil extraction.
Untill now I only knew the "Dark Zebra" as VST Synth Plugin - but this is "Deep Zebra" - thank you! And thanks to Blackmagic for putting the downstream key button on the ATEM Extreme for lower thirds and the 2 USBs.
you’re back !
Superb review and trick as usual! Congratulations! Yours are always the best videos!!
Yessss youre back
Very helpful overview. Thank you!!
watching your show convinced me to get an ATEM pro extreme ISO. Thanks for making such great tutorials
A very concise overview and tutorial - thank you!
This is the first half and hour review/tutor that I am not bored with:) Nice Content Thx~
thank you for making these awesome videos.. the high production quality is really inspirational about what can be done. i'm just starting my live production/stream journey and i'm looking forward to your future videos!
To understand the naming of upstream/downstream keys, think of your video flow like a river or assembly line. First you add the source, then manipulate them, and later on you add first your upstream key and then finally your downstream key. So because the downstream key comes "later down the line", it is called downstream. Hope that makes sense.
Extremely informative, huge thumbs up, appreciate your view, thank you
Upstream Key naturally are placed onto content streams into the device. The downstream keys are placed onto streams going down from the device. I find the naming reasonable.
J'ai était monteur régie dans les années 2000. Piting ... faut suivre !190 QI ! Merci pour cette in deeeepth vidéo bravo
Just Damn!!!! Hats off to you and your content sir!
This video is so good, i have no idea where i need this information, but i need it :D
Great lesson, thank you!
USK vs DSK... Like a Photoshop file or like going down a river, Upstream Keys (USK) are "upstream" or closest to the background/starting point of the river. Downstream Keys (DSK) are at the end of the river / the last thing to be added or layered. Thus, DSK's are on top of everything. Also, it important to know with multiple USK's (upstream keys), lower USK's are behind the others.... 1 is behind USK 2 which is behind USK 3 and USK 4 is above them all.
Your Downstream key (DSK) is over EVERYTHING, including transitions. So, if you have a bug/logo loaded as a DSK and you press "auto" transition from camera 1 to camera 2 or another source, the logo will remain visible.
Bonjour Thibault ! Tes vidéos sont très agréables à regarder, très détaillées et instructives aussi… Un Grand Merci à toi pour cet excellent partage d'informations !!!
j'ai une petite question relative au passage de ta vidéo qui traite de la lecture de vidéos pré-enregistrées et les macros… J'ai un vieil Hyperdeck shuttle2 dont je ne me suis presque jamais servi, penses-tu qu'il soit possible de l'utiliser de manière intuitive avec un ordi relié à l'atem et la programmation d'une macro ?
zebra is back
I tested my extreme ISO the other day and one downside of the it is that once you are done with your recording or streaming and you bring the project into Davinci Resolve, whenever you did cut to a Super Source (during your show) in the timeline will appear as a clip of a black generator, so in order to actually see what you did you will have to take the program output file and stack it on top of your SS (luckily it's already synced up).
That means if u did plan to use the braw recordings you also have to animate or recreate your SS layouts manually in the edit page cause otherwise you'll have just the 1080 program you outputted.
So maybe if u plan to work a lot in 1080 using just the SS with those cool transitions you do not need the ISO version at all.
Interesting ! And I guess animated macros make things even worse because making these animations in Resolve isn’t easy.... guess the best thing is to take the program each time you have the super source black generator ..
@@zebrazone Correct! Since I only ever used Davinci I don't know about other programs but you don't have to use Fusion to make those transitions, you can very easily just use keyframes in the edit page to move, crop and animate stuff around. And let's be fair here, the case is a very specific one, to encounter this "problem" you would need to be someone who has all blackmagic cameras and wants to output a 4k video after a live event where you used SS, and it's not that it's hard to do but it's just inconvenient that you have to tweak stuff in post if you did use SS.
In explaining why "Upstream" is in front and "Downstream" is behind, (which seems counter intuitive) I'm reminded of the theatrical stage directions. "Up Stage" means away to the audience (towards the back of the stage) and "Down Stage" means closer to the audience and footlights. Early theatrical stages were slightly slanted up to allow the audience a better view of the entire stage. Perhaps this is one explanation for the adaption of these video terms.
superb editing! nice job
Brilliant!!!! The 3D explanation of the USK/DSK is great. Able to visualize them helps. Thank you.
Excellent information! And I also really love your graphics and presentation. Thanks!
This was such an incredible video. Thank you. I’m just now getting into live event streaming. 🙏🏽👏👏👏
Another usefull video!
Thanks Zebra Zone!
😫😫😫😫bn impatiently waiting for your review of the extreme buh im glad is here😊😊😊
I read that line, seriously!
WOW! Your video post really helped me better understand my Extreme Pro ISO. The links you shared are awesome as well! Cheers!
"Who reads this line seriously?" - I guess me. Great video.
Haha, thank you
Excellent, I learnt loads. Thanks
Great! You're back! 👌😃
@Zebra_Zone👈Via Telegram Reported! 👎
Amazing Quality. I liie the hints and will try to use them!!
Another great review. Without this I wouldn't know to start with mine!! Awesome work brother
Thanks man! Good luck with yours !
Thank you for another terrific tutorial. And awesome opening!!!
That ATM studio pro HD needs to be a thing
what can we do without you
As far as DSK vs USK: It's as though you're looking at a lake that's streaming downhill towards you. The things that are further downstream are closer to you, and the things that are further upstream are further away
Upstream and downstream is relative to transitions, from my understanding.
Upstream compositions are used for shots/scenes, while downstream compositions are generally kept even when making a transition to another shot, for example with a logo or « bug ».
You tie USK more often than DSK to transitions.
I love your second suggestion @33:50 only thing is that can they make a 4K version so that. I would definitely upgrade my equipment into that of a 4K version with those monitor and get some BMPCC 6K pro. but a 4K version would really be nice.
hi zebra.... great video about the extreme. thank you !!!
Thank you for sharing this videos! Love the content👍
Excellent video, thank you! One HUGE drawback of the ISO version is that the super source is not recorded into the DaVinci project file. It’s just black. And no, there is no workaround.
You are a great teacher...Thank you so much.
Welcome back. Breathtaking opening.
Офигеть . Кто ты такой .
Ты один круче целой команды любого тв )))
Downstream and upstream, i think of it like a river. Upstream is in the nascent part of the river, downstream where it meets the sea, so right at the end.
if you don't press any key in the camera control section, it works as iris control
@Zebra_Zone👈Via Telegram Whaaaat? Are you serious?
Great video! Very informative and easy to follow.
Thanks for the awesome video. I'm using Mini Pro and I'm really thinking about updating. I am now limited only by the possibility of PIP multiple output in one is very tempting.
Great review! Thank you!
Hey, on 23:00 you Have a picture of the BMD DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder in your Video and you're saying, that that would be capable of sending an Alpha Key out in Propresenter. Have you tried it? BTW, great Video, Thanks!
Oh sorry, I don’t think the hdmi one will work since it only import signals, Here is the full list : support.renewedvision.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011598133-ProPresenter-Supported-Blackmagic-devices
@@zebrazone Thank you very much!