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Entering Metadata
What is the Slate?
On Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, the slate feature allows you to easily log metadata directly into the camera. Metadata is stored in the recorded files and is easily accessed by editing software.
To use the slate:
1 Press ‘ok’ once to make the slate appear, or press the ‘menu’ button to open the dashboard and select ‘metadata’.
2 Use the directional buttons to select the text you wish to change and press ‘ok’.
An onscreen keyboard will appear. Use the directional buttons to select characters on the keyboard and press ‘ok’ to confirm each character selection.
3 Once you have entered your information, select ‘save’ and press ‘ok’ to return to the metadata screen.
4 If you want the scene, shot or take number to auto-increment, select the corresponding auto-increment icon so it is illuminated and press ‘ok’.
Entering words into the ‘keywords’ field allows them to be used as search terms in your library database. This may be particularly useful for large projects with lots of material. The use of keywords narrows down the number of clips to search through, saving valuable time when you are editing.
All metadata is compatible with popular software such as Final Cut Pro X and DaVinci Resolve.
The ‘slate’ feature lets you include metadata information in your clip files for post production
Select the auto-increment icon if you want the scene, shot or take number to auto increment.
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Table of contents
- 4 Getting Started
- 4 Attaching a Lens
- 5 Turning Your Camera On
- 6 Installing Media
- 6 Using an SD Card
- 7 About SD Cards
- 7 Choosing a Fast SD Card
- 11 Checking Disk Speed
- 11 Recording
- 11 Recording Clips
- 12 Trigger Record
- 13 Playback
- 13 Playing Back Clips
- 14 Camera Connections
- 14 Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
- 15 Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera
- 17 Wiring Diagram for the Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera Expansion Cable
- 18 Tally Light Indicators
- 18 Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera Tally Light
- 19 Menu Settings
- 19 Dashboard
- 19 Camera Settings
- 21 Auto Exposure
- 22 Audio Settings
- 24 Recording Settings
- 26 File Naming Convention
- 26 Display Settings
- 30 Remote Settings
- 32 On Screen Meters
- 34 Adjusting Settings
- 35 Status Strip
- 37 Entering Metadata
- 37 What is the Slate?
- 38 Using DaVinci Resolve
- 39 Importing your Clips
- 39 Working with RAW files
- 41 Editing your Clips
- 42 Trimming Clips
- 43 Mapping Keyboard Shortcuts
- 44 Adding Transitions
- 45 Adding Titles
- 45 Color Correcting your Clips
- 46 Using Scopes
- 48 Secondary Color Correction
- 48 Qualifying a Color
- 49 Adding a Power Window
- 50 Tracking a Window
- 50 Using Plugins
- 51 Mixing Your Audio
- 56 Mastering your Edit
- 57 Camera Video Output
- 57 Blackmagic Camera Setup Software
- 58 Post Production Workflow
- 58 Working with Files from SD Cards
- 59 Working with 3rd Party Software
- 59 Using Final Cut Pro X
- 60 Using Avid Media Composer
- 60 Using Adobe Premiere Pro CC
- 61 Using Autodesk Smoke
- 62 Attaching Accessories
- 63 Help
- 64 Warranty