Remember what DV did for standard-definition video acquisition?
Ostensibly a consumer format, it opened the door for more than just
accelerated home-movie production. Ten years down the line, it’s
enabled everything from hip TV commercials and documentaries to Danish
art films and shark-attack thrillers. Now HDV, which was also
introduced as a consumer format, is catching on even more quickly.
Whether it’s your primary acquisition format or a B-roll solution, if
you shoot smart and edit smart, you can get great value for your money.
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IT IS VERY GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT H.D. BUT ONE INTERNATIONAL FORMAT IS TO BE DEVELOPED. DUE TO ECONOMICAL ASPECT ALL
ARE MAKING FILMS WITH LOW COST CAMERAS.
FOR THESE THINGS TRAINING IS VERY NECCE
SSARY.
WILL THIS H.D. SERVES THE PURPOSE OF FILM?
WITH REGARDS,
b.r.nataraj
Posted by B.R.NATARAJ on Sunday, December 23, 2007 @ 01:27 AM
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HDV is garbage. Not surprisingly, it is being abandoned by Sony for XDcam Ex and avchd.
Most of the "tips" given here are amateur-level tricks that will only produce satisfactory results on home-made productions that no one else outside the friends and family circle will see.
You,re a student? Shoot Xdcam ex. You want to spen dthe time and effort to do something professional? Rent an HDCAM or a super-16mm. If you can't find anyone interested in your project enough to finance these rentals, it,s most probably because it sucks.
Posted by JF Leduc on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 @ 04:52 PM
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i love to learn more n more abt cameras..pls let me know if any new abt the cameras... will be thankfull to you always
Posted by roopesh on Saturday, November 22, 2008 @ 05:31 AM
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i just want to know motion Capturing shooting requirements and tips
Posted by yatin saindane on Thursday, March 19, 2009 @ 02:36 AM
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