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September 8, 2005
In Albuquerque for the Week
Heidi, the kids and I flew into Albuquerque, New Mexico last Saturday afternoon for a week of vacation with Pete and his family. We rented a spacious house up on the base of Sandia Mountain that is serving as a nice base for our various day trips.
Besides having fun with everyone, my biggest goal for this trip is to take a bunch of footage on the new PV-GS250 and make a cool movie. Going pretty well so far, each day I've been working on organizing the footage and getting it edited in Final Cut Express 2. I bought Final Cut Express a year ago and haven't used it yet. It's pretty powerful, a huge step up from iMovie (although more complex to figure out). I am tempted to upgrade to the HD version.
Everything is on the video, but since that's not accessibles these are some of the trip highlights:
- touring historic pueblos
- dinner at Cafe Miche
- riding the Sandia Peak tram
- Tinkertown
- Golf at Arroyo del Oso
Other than a brief trip to Arizona as a small child I've never spent time in the southwest. Pretty cool place.
Posted by mike at September 8, 2005 12:56 AM
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Mike-
I recently bought a PV-GS250 and I like it a lot. I'm having a problem with my audio being out of sync when I import. I saw on your post that you're using a PV-GS250 and Final Cut Express 2, same as me. So I was just wondering if everything's been working okay, and easy for you. I haven't been able to find many people with a GS250, must be a pretty new model. I know this isn't a support page of any type, I just saw you were using the same stuff as me and wondered how it was working out. Thanks Mike.
Dave
Posted by: David at September 17, 2005 9:08 PM