It doesn't look as cool though, as 24 does. I rest my case.
its cool as a hip hop album in vinyl
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It doesn't look as cool though, as 24 does. I rest my case.
Another one:BTW, here is an interesting post from a RED shooter too on the 30p advantages as wider shooting format:
« (...) In native HDTV environments I prefer the look of 30P for most footage since it just locks in with most Display refresh rates better with less flicker (...) »
Read the full post(s) here:
http://cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=25&start=10#p282
As well, on the 5D Mark II option over the EX1:
http://cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=402#p4222
Projectors already support 30p but good luck approaching a distributor saying "by the way, it's in 30p". How are they going to make a print? How are they going to make masters for pal broadcast? Or worse how are you going to, because they'll demand it? I'm sure there will be a few cool films shot on the 5d but it's just counterproductive to ignore the real problem. /matt
Horrible video.
Rudimentary idea, awful lighting, looked like a commercial for a kitchen and bathroom retailer.
Employing about the most basic aspirational 'lifestyle' gimmicks you could dream up, girl playing snooker in her underwear in nice apartment. Tedious.
The music is little better, it could have well been produced by any number of competent studio engineers 10 years ago.
Absolute rubbish.
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O.K.
But what do you think about it? :beer:
I'd rather watch Rick Astley never make you cry.
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I'm not sure what was unclear. Projectors support 30p, a very basic thing to grasp, and the fact that distributors don't accept 30p shouldn't be so hard either. What else?
What do you want to know? Do you have a question or are you trying to pick a fight? I'm ready for either.