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well your contradicting your self... because if it gives you better low light conditions then isnt that an enhancement of the image, thus a better resolution... and or I'm using resolution in a different manner then you? lol... But nowhere do I see the HAD doing something with the LUX...

Usualy, in editing all problems are delt with for sound. This is my personal experiance and those of my Professors which all have made industry films for many years. What I am told is that, for example. If you have "bob" drinking coffee while he is talking to "person X" and he's sturing his...

I shoot 16mm film... its silent, and it stands on its own. So... even though you might think sound is all that, without a "pretty picture" all you'll have is a radio :P And further more, an image can be broken down and studied aestheticly. Frame composition, color, light, no light, type of...

Well lets break it down. The HAD stands for Hole Accumulation Diode. I'm guessing now, because this is the first I hear of this Diode thing, that it refines pixel interpolation once they are being converted to Zeros and Ones... on the tape for better image quality. So what does it mean...

your editing on premiere 1.5 :o wow... great stuff, you've got the eye for image sync with sound

Nice film Ed. Great locations... wish the time of day was later though for a creepyer darker look, but hey maming people with hammers is still fun to do during the day ^_^

I've done all the ones on the Autodesk site... trying to find good tutorials for Combustion, but I cant... help?

its a HD camera... so yes... Also I'll address the mic subject after talking about the image... still some things that are not clear.... High Def image is 1920X1080 pixels... compaired to regular Digital Video which is 720X480 Pixels. Whats great about this is that you are getting 3X the...

its just for the frames on screen.. if you have 3:2 pull down it will make it look as if its running at 24 frames per second... because its running 2 frames of the same then 3 frames of the same. The time code will be the same because its still the same number of frames. 29.97 is basicly a...

Well.. to be honest, the sound will be decent, but nothing above ordinary. You'd have to get a shotgun mic attachment for better sound. The mic that is on there will probably have built-in filters so you can either go for Voice, or cut down wind, or leave it normal. Besides that, the mic you...

my sudgestion would be to attend a workshop and learn frame composition, lighting and sound. Then you're ready to Shoot the wedding events.... but then you need to take some editing workshop courses... besides that, GL.. its a rough business...

its probably a terminology which he has adopted for this paper? or book? dono what it is. But every film film theorist hast a standard set of terms which are used, and then they build apon them and we usualy incorporate them in our cinema lingo. But Classical composition sounds like it would...

Wow... 50 Views, no posts.... cmon guys post your comments and crits, I'd love to know what you all think. Also the crits mostly, so I know what to fix in the future?

cool, granted, I doubt I'd ever use it in that way, but having preset scene files for stylistic purposes is good I guess! ^_^

well... altering the frame rate would make it feel more cinematic, but still would not look as good. The pixels are a long way of resembling grain on film. Also Film when projected has a pulsating effect due to the shutter opening and closing every frame... So usualy it starts at the camera...

I'm having a hard time understanding the need to switch quickly between the fps options, but can you provide us with an example of a situation it might be handy in?

Everyone who makes their own films in DV all have a preference in Camera. So for us students, which is best, and why?!? This thread is going to compare and contrast features between the DVX100 and Canon XL2 to find the overall best camera. So let’s begin! Panasonic DVX100 Specs: - 1/3"...

I'll make a new thread for this subject because this is going way off topic. Here you go guys, my little say on whats what... vote in! http://www.studentfilmmakersforums.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=1959

Dont get me wrong, I have a Canon GL2, and was very happy when I baught it originaly, but then when I used the Panasonic DVX100... Wow... really... wow.