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I'm glad to see that the HV20 camera still kicks butts

you're funny :))

and price = 3k :shocked:

i can buy this one if it's in the 6k range :D

I did some searches and it looks like 5% is more common. The people I talked to are not that well known.

I had a talk with two people. One is a director and the other is a producer. They said they usually took 10% of gross profit of the movie in addition to their salary. Is this information correct?

The grabs look nice.

I'm in the final editing stage of the movie. Here is the new trailer


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGy1UWe07Gc

probably because all the shaking camera movements ;)

I use this lens for a wedding and the result is nice as long as you focus correctly. You can shoot really tight frame with lens. You can check my moon clip shot with this lens below


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My clip shot with Canon 75-300 F4-5.6


http://www.vimeo.com/41898780

This movie is nicely done. I like it.

I'm down for this one :thumbup:

Yes I chose Flaat_n because I didn't plan to shoot people in the test :) I didn't change the sharpness setting. I used the default values that came with the styles. It looks like Flaat footage is...

Here is my test of 3 picture styles, Marvels Cine v3.4, Techinicolor Cinestyle v1.0 and Flaat 09n :)


http://vimeo.com/39566186

both ;)

Please check out the trailer of my short action film. It was shot with Canon T2i and HV20.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiBZq5gepxw

It's pretty good. Did you use an adapter? The DOF is pretty shallow.

Good work! The grading is excellent.

I vote for 4k. I only need 2k for now so 4k gives me a lot of options for editing ;)

I might enter an exhibition film :D

You can check out this blog

http://eugenia.queru.com/2010/01/25/flatting-the-flat-look/

This movie is one of the best in this fest. Just love it.

The story sounds interesting. The footage is nice.

Nice grabs!