HVX on the Motocross Track - 60p Slo-mo

Shoot24p said:
Key framed the gamma correction filter in final cut, It looks more like a film burn than just using brightness.

Where could I learn to Key frame the gamma correction filter in final cut? Thanks...
 
Pro Swooping Tour - That is an easy question answered. Try the Final Cut section on this website, or another Final cut forums on the web.
 
Forrest Schultz said:
Jarane , shoot 60p and then stretch the 60 fps over a 24 fps timeline (or 30fps) thats what slo-mo is.

That footage was really awesome. I still have doubts about this camera but if all footage looked this good. this would be the only thing on my mind.

What doubts do you have about the HVX 200? I have a couple of these cameras and might be able to help you out...
 
wow, that just made me mad for 2 reasons,
1. I just sold my quad
2. I don't own that camera.

p.s how dirty did your camera get on that shoot. I've shot motorcross before with the old dvx, and have to come home and clean alot.
 
codar22 said:
wow, that just made me mad for 2 reasons,
1. I just sold my quad
2. I don't own that camera.

p.s how dirty did your camera get on that shoot. I've shot motorcross before with the old dvx, and have to come home and clean alot.

Hardly dirty at all. I've got the Portabrace Rain Slicker and it keeps it very clean in the dirt without loosing too much functionality. A rain cover is a life saver on the MX track, I learned that the hard way with MY old DVX...dirty heads+grinding focus ring=sad times :(
 
This thread and the link are more than a year old.

You know what they say -- the only constant is change.
 
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