Frage von Pablo:
We want summer 90min. Film production. Since we only have simple cameras, puzzle, we are currently the format is probably the best.
Our goal is to get as close as possible to look s.einen film commercially, but want all of them. The question is how?
1. We have a system of lending to p + s MINI35 digital adapter with 400 Canon XL2 found, but it costs 200 ¬ s.Tag. Did someone experience? What does this really mean? Worth something?
2. Another option we see in the use of a digital Beta Cam. Here the question: Is this a significant improvement over DV?
We are looking for an inexpensive camera, the "film-like images" can be. This difference should already be visible. That means if the difference is the camera, or the format can store more color, but in the end only by the experienced eye is it brings us nothing.
Sorry for my rather vague questions, I am the director of the project, not the cameraman.
up because Rico
Antwort von WoWu:
Hi Rico
did you ever think in HD and record in the format, what you then need to convert?
You win by HD for a whole bunch of advantages.
Antwort von Pablo:
Yes, about it. But a camera already semiprof. Claims operated and makes HD? The cost factor! Do not know maybe you can recommend me something.
Antwort von WoWu:
At the moment I would take the HVX200 ... there is every reason, it is a format P2 (DVCProHD), so no HDV format 4:1:1 sampled and it is affordable. But it is synonymous depends on how your relationships are turning .. (Light / lens performance, etc.)
If the material afterwards ausbelichtet be?
Antwort von Pablo:
Closing date is too expensive. I heard the broadcast format is 4:2:2. Is it really that you must meet so that it's of a TV is taken?
Antwort von Login_vergessen:
DV, Digital Beta and DVCPro are actually just different recording formats. Whether or DigiBeta mill DVX100, the picture is just a "video look" have ...
Antwort von robbie:
and also sometimes you have to remember to what extent you deal with a DigiBeta can ... DigiBeta which can do everything except automatic ;)...
and the film does not really look into the camera, but with the camera. I tell me, the camera, which is 20%. the remaining 80 are light, optics, cameraman, actor and cut.
with a DigiBeta you must handle them. which you can rotate simultaneously in HDCAM, and it will look like dv;)
