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High Definition Video for Independent Filmmakers
A How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers
Welcome all! This is my blog to share my latest research,
thoughts, etc. on utilizing HD for independent filmmaking.
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All content copyright 2004-2007 Mike Curtis.
Thursday, December 08, 2005
For our Windows brethren: 1080p footage from HVX200 as .wmv files
this is a link to the DVXUser.com page to some footage shot on the HVX200 in 1080p mode, compressed as a WMV file. My little 12" PowerBook doesn't do it any justice at all (I an only scroll through to look at still frames), but color me very, very impressed. The detail, the dynamic range (notice the detail in the car bra on the Camaro shot in the desert). I'm looking at the footage and thinking to myself "Yeah, I could color correct that - PLENTY of dynamic range to play with."
While I haven't sat down and compared them side by side yet, my gut says that the HVX200 makes nicer footage than the JVC HD100U. That's completely unscientific, biased, BS, call it what you will, but I think that is how it is going to break down. The next challenge will be to see how the HVX200 and the Canon stack up.
Oh, by the way - I'm booked for a SXSW panel to discuss exactly this - the plan is to shoot on a bunch of indie viable cameras and see how they all compare blown up to 1080p on a true, full-on, digital cinema projector in the theater setup in the Austin Convention Center. I even have a day and time confirmed. Now I just have to pull it off.
: )
-mike
While I haven't sat down and compared them side by side yet, my gut says that the HVX200 makes nicer footage than the JVC HD100U. That's completely unscientific, biased, BS, call it what you will, but I think that is how it is going to break down. The next challenge will be to see how the HVX200 and the Canon stack up.
Oh, by the way - I'm booked for a SXSW panel to discuss exactly this - the plan is to shoot on a bunch of indie viable cameras and see how they all compare blown up to 1080p on a true, full-on, digital cinema projector in the theater setup in the Austin Convention Center. I even have a day and time confirmed. Now I just have to pull it off.
: )
-mike
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I'm also impressed with what I'm seeing out of the HVX200, but I'm REALLY impressed by the Canon footage. To me, if they're even close, I'll take the tape based system in a heart beat. Plus, I just love the feel and features of the shoulder-mounted XL series camera.
Hehe, bandwidth limit exceeded. Hope they'll have the footage back up soon. I'm really looking forward to seeing this.
- Jan-Peter Ewert
- Jan-Peter Ewert
I don't know about that Canon, even if I could afford one HDV and it's long-GOP scares me for color correction / compositing. Plus, the Panny's got variable frame rates and isn't the Canon/Sony faux 24p.
direct links are not cool.. Im kinda surprised at you mike.
Anyways, that link was from my site.. my footage.
You can see updated links and mirrors here:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=40553
Jarred Land
Anyways, that link was from my site.. my footage.
You can see updated links and mirrors here:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=40553
Jarred Land
Jarred -
Sorry man - I saw the "zombie" in the link and assumed it was being linked from somewhere else - I WILL FIX IMMEDIATELY.
I was linking in a hurry and not slowing down, had a lot going on.
Not my usual methodology, not my usual way - I apologize and will strive to never let that happen again.
Sincerely, my bad, not my intent, I'm really sorry, will fix right now.
-mike
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Sorry man - I saw the "zombie" in the link and assumed it was being linked from somewhere else - I WILL FIX IMMEDIATELY.
I was linking in a hurry and not slowing down, had a lot going on.
Not my usual methodology, not my usual way - I apologize and will strive to never let that happen again.
Sincerely, my bad, not my intent, I'm really sorry, will fix right now.
-mike
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