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You can probably tell why you need continuous and ascending timecode how useful is a log if every series of shots begins again at 00:00? How much detail to log? The time to make a log is the first time you sit down to watch a tape. Focus on scene changes-actual events of shooting and the dates shot-not on the detail of the content from each shot or setup. Keep your notes short but descriptive.(You can stop if you want to you just shouldnвЂ™t need to.) You should be able to log the tape in real time, as it plays, without making any stops.

Rewind the tape to the beginning, and press Play.

With a nice pen, write the reel number at the top right corner of your new log sheet (so that you can see it easily while flipping pages).

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Flip out the cameraвЂ™s LCD, and turn on the timecode and data code displays (for date).Place the log book in your lap and open it to a blank page. Sit down somewhere comfortable with your camera and log book.You can do it anywhere, and all the materials you need (videotape, log book, pen) are close at hand. Figure 4.4 This is my friend Laura pretending to log one of my tapes, while actually demonstrating excellent logging setup and position.

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