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> Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First, you will need to download the GoPro Labs software directly from GoPro. Follow this link. Step #2 Once the page is open, scroll down and select the firmware for your camera version. Unzip this download and copy it onto a micro SD card as you would a normal …

> Step-By-Step User Guide What is a film slate? In its simplest form, a slate is how you sync cameras and audio recorders. When a slate “marks,” it is something that not only can be seen in your camera but can be heard in your audio waveforms. Giving you a precise frame where the two …

> Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a 3.5 to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the mic input on the left side of the camera and plug it in. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate, in this case I’m using “30.“ On your TC-1, scroll over to the frame rate …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a 5-Pin LEMO to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the Timecode Port on the right side of the camera and plug it in. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate, in this case I’m using “24.“ On your TC-1, scroll over to the frame rate …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a 9-Pin Timecode to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the Timecode Port on the back left of the camera and plug it in. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate, in this case I’m using “23.98.“ On your TC-1, scroll over to the frame rate …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a BNC to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the Timecode Port on the right side of the camera. Make sure it is in the “TC Input” mode and then plug in your TC-1. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate, in this case I’m using …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 Import your clips in Premiere. For this shoot we were using two C300s and a Zoom F8, all of them being fed timecode from Deity TC-1s. Step #2 Highlight all of the clips that you would like to sync and right click. In this Options menu, scroll down and select …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 Though SMPTE recognizes frame rates like these, there is no official timecode for high frame rates. Luckily there is an easy work around! Step #1 First, confirm your shooting frame rate. In this case we’re using 59.94 non drop frame. Step #2 The key is to select a timecode frame …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a BNC to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the timecode port on the back of the Zoom F8 and plug it in. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate with your Cinematographer, in this case we’re using “24.” On your TC-1, scroll over to the frame …

Step-By-Step User Guide Step #1 First things first, grab a 3.5 to 3.5 TRS cable. Next, locate the mic input on the right side of the mixer and plug it in. Step #2 Really quickly, confirm your frame rate, in this case I’m using “30.“ On your TC-1, scroll over to the frame rate section …