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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.
YES, I am available for consulting
Contact me at mike@hdforindies.com
All content copyright 2004-2007 Mike Curtis.
Friday, March 10, 2006
OK, I'm BACK!
Hey all -
first off, thanks for all the kind and supportive emails and comments I've received over the last few weeks - it's been very humbling and rewarding to see all of the good will that has come my way from supportive or concerned folks - thanks very much to you all.
The reasons why I had to sideline the blog have been put behind me and I'm moving onward and upward. Multiple business endeavors that I'd spent many many months to put together all fell apart around the same time and had to be dealt with. Frustrating and time consuming.
But I'm back now, and will be diving right back in, starting tonight - SXSW starts tonight and I'm looking forward to a week of conferences, movies, parties, filmmakers, drinking, schmoozing, and not shaving.
I've missed blogging about a lot of good stuff -
-Sony XDCAM HD
-Panasonic's price drop on the SDX900 ($10,000 off, now $16,500)
-the true res of the HVX200 - 960x540 with pixel shift in both directions
-Panasonic's new P2 based 720p/1080i camera that will be in the $26-$30K price range
-Apple's new Intel based Minis
-LumiereHD's new versions for 24p support of more HDV cameras
-and who knows what all else
I may just drop a huge blob of links to stuff I've noted but not blogged recently.
But the coming week is alllllll about SXSW.
So, I'm back, I'm rolling, and getting back to what I do best.
-mike
first off, thanks for all the kind and supportive emails and comments I've received over the last few weeks - it's been very humbling and rewarding to see all of the good will that has come my way from supportive or concerned folks - thanks very much to you all.
The reasons why I had to sideline the blog have been put behind me and I'm moving onward and upward. Multiple business endeavors that I'd spent many many months to put together all fell apart around the same time and had to be dealt with. Frustrating and time consuming.
But I'm back now, and will be diving right back in, starting tonight - SXSW starts tonight and I'm looking forward to a week of conferences, movies, parties, filmmakers, drinking, schmoozing, and not shaving.
I've missed blogging about a lot of good stuff -
-Sony XDCAM HD
-Panasonic's price drop on the SDX900 ($10,000 off, now $16,500)
-the true res of the HVX200 - 960x540 with pixel shift in both directions
-Panasonic's new P2 based 720p/1080i camera that will be in the $26-$30K price range
-Apple's new Intel based Minis
-LumiereHD's new versions for 24p support of more HDV cameras
-and who knows what all else
I may just drop a huge blob of links to stuff I've noted but not blogged recently.
But the coming week is alllllll about SXSW.
So, I'm back, I'm rolling, and getting back to what I do best.
-mike
Comments:
I was still checking your site a dozen times a day. Glad that you're back! Your site has been more helpful to me than you'll ever know.
to help toe blogging to speed things up:
http://www.showreel.org/memberarea/article.php?172
("In part two of their 1/3in chip camera test, Rodney Charters and Taylor Wigton introduce the Canon XL H1 and Panasonic HVX200 to the rigours of high-end drama production on the set of 24.")
++ chris
http://www.showreel.org/memberarea/article.php?172
("In part two of their 1/3in chip camera test, Rodney Charters and Taylor Wigton introduce the Canon XL H1 and Panasonic HVX200 to the rigours of high-end drama production on the set of 24.")
++ chris
Welcome back, exciting times ahead.
HVX200, 960x540, I'm glad to hear it. What is shifted in what direction, how does it score on latitude and lowlight with this setup?
Mike, over at dvinfo, we have done extensive testing of the Sanyo HD1, nasty consumer, but better than expected. Be interested to see what manufacturers achieve with the h264 generation HD pocket cams soon starting soon.
Wayne.
HVX200, 960x540, I'm glad to hear it. What is shifted in what direction, how does it score on latitude and lowlight with this setup?
Mike, over at dvinfo, we have done extensive testing of the Sanyo HD1, nasty consumer, but better than expected. Be interested to see what manufacturers achieve with the h264 generation HD pocket cams soon starting soon.
Wayne.
Hi Mike Very happy you are back! I am a fan of your website since who knows when...i basically visit your site everyday.... I really enjoy reading your post and comments....
I am really sorry about your "down time". again thanks for your time and effort posting these posts...
HDforindies fan
MINH NGUYEN
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I am really sorry about your "down time". again thanks for your time and effort posting these posts...
HDforindies fan
MINH NGUYEN
lilvansvideo.com
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