Search:

Well done...excellent job dealing with very HARD to find info. Thank you...
I would love to see a similar (Down and dirty...KISS) comparison of 1.) On-camera vs boom mike 2.) Lavaliere 3.) Wireless...

I Thoroughly Enjoyed Your Audio Slide Show (lessons). Very Nice Photos And Nice Use Of Occasional Motion. Thank You

TESTING....you need to choose as many standard settings as possible so you can narrow the variables and then upload short test clips so you can visualize the final results. I "discovered" that I was...

Jason:
I have 385 MB of edited .avi footage that I shot to take a look at 24-PA with my Panasonic DVX 100B. When I compress with H.264 to export from Premiere Pro, the size is nearly identical (387...

...the principles of dof are lashed to laws of physics for all cameras. You will need to work with wide aperture settings in telephoto mode to acheive a narrow depth of field....not easy with video...

Very cool, strange, well done. Thanks for sharing.

I enjoyed the moderate extreme close-up style of your video...mostly an exceptional display of camera work. However, I feel that you overdid the technique of "cutting off" top of heads...seems out of...

Good sound is a MUST...otherwise save your time. See if the Mother of the bride will invest in sound help? I have used a Digital Voice Recorder (DVR) (Synching to video is ALOT of work but very...

Beautiful...absolutely AWESOME images! Thank You.

You can TEDIOUSLY resize every photo in PP using the effects> scale> and/or position choices....OR you can resize one image (On the timeline) to fill the 720 by 480 formatt in a "generic" manner that...

I'm still watching to hear about "THE BREAKTHRU"...but I'm using Div-X (Dig into preferences and chose BEST QUALITY), and feel that if you create GOOD VIDEO, the final uploaded YouTube video will...

YESs

You need to "color correct" or (at least ) change the contrast and/or brightness settings of the video footage in your editing timeline to adapt the brightness of your final DVD images to the...

...no easy answers...either choose Apples H.264 and better quality but must allow download time OR Divx which overcompresses and streams in real time. I read a recent article posted on this site...

...you can shoot in 16:9 (squeeze mode) and crop in post. (Look around in your edit software for CROP)

I have the same dilemna...but I assure you that a quality camera and deck has a more robust ability to flawlessly capture the data and buying a small (cheap) dv camera to use as your "mule" capture...

I usually shoot my video (For eventual DVD) in squeeze mode. Technically you lose some resolution as the DVX is basically designed as a 4:3 camera and electronically creates a 16:9 aspect ratio...

Try more experimenting with camera settings (Create more intense colors)...sometimes slight underexposure to pick up darker shadows/ mood statement to your work. Try to control lighting in order to...

Ok...yes, I know I can use my DVX , connected with firewire from the 'puter, and on to the TV. I was hoping that I could go straight from the video card plugs to the TV. Thanks for the feedback...I...

I would like to view my editing cuts (Adobe PPro) on my computer monitor and a TV monitor while I'm working. I think that my video card may output a signal that a TV monitor can use (Without an...

First...USE a tripod. DV cameras REALLY need the BEST possible shooting techniques...or you might as well not spend the money for a great camera with an awesome lens.
Second... 24pa footage looks...

I love the movie...WAY too many (Of us) lovers of technical details forget to actually tell a story. Nicely done.

Where are you? I recently shot some interview footage in 24pa on my DVX 100B...flourescent, daylight, and small portable light. ... old shoemaker machines and interview of shoemaker...do you have a...

I've been using a 500 gb WD for six months...formatted (See WD website for info) to allow use on both video class Mac (FCP) and home PC (PPro). No problems with my drive.

...my hearing is not good, I couldn't hear audio until I bought the Sony headphones (7506) that Barry recommends in the DVX Book...great phones, sound no longer a problem. Well spent $100...