Frage von YohoBill:
Hi dear tech community!
Here is a clip rotated with an FX1 in 1080i50, edited on Final Cut Pro. The picture and sound quality in the original is of course much better than the youtube and flash restrictions Picture avoided.
I post here not only in terms of permanent vs. XY. AB or GH or VT prefer or what I know debate.
We have here a very friendly camera distributors, so we could test some cameras.
At the end we opted for the best, etc. price-/Leistungs-/Bedienungsfreundlichkeits- ratio. The FX-1 was immediately ready to go, had a damn good and easily understandable menu navigation, you could immediately implement his ideas in order, and we had a very short time we shoot scenes.
No dropouts, no problems with movement, consistently good pictures, as I said, you have to watch the original. However, you will have the links a first impression. The only disadvantage of the FX1 was his focus, which is unfortunately in the front area, the horizontal hold is therefore available for some scenes a little hard. A little, but that is synonymous everything. All was edited on Final Cut Pro.
For the audio geeks among us, it is said that the music completely ITB in Cubase was recorded and mixed. Two Neumann KM88 in XY for Drums in Tr.2 a KM88 for Vox in Tr.1, +1 Okatve Vox in Tr. 1 with U87Ai, U87Ai exclusively for singing in Tr.2. Amek preamp DMCL for Mics, guitars and bass the short track.
Have fun, good luck to you all here and the links!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dNo1yvwKX3E
better version, usually in stereo here:
http://www.myvideo.de/watch/1890820
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
(...) The only disadvantage of the FX1 was his focus, which is unfortunately in the front area, the horizontal hold is therefore available for some scenes a little hard. A little, but that is synonymous everything. (...) ... there is still the standard battery drangewesen. With a rear 970er tuned it perfectly balanced (emphasis in Height approx then left attached to the "HDV" lamp).
BG
Andreas
Antwort von jk296:
No, it was even 970er turn. Definitely better than with the standard thing, but unfortunately still a little difficult with the horizontal.
But no matter: a cool camera!
