I'm shooting my first film about birds. I wanted to film them taking off so I decided to shoot in 720x24PN at 60 FPS. I was told to always use the same format when shooting so I stuck to the 720 at 24FPS for other footage, interviews ect. I also like the look. My deliverables are 1920x1080...
I'm not sure what is happening here. I shot a short mainly with 720/24 PN but also used SD and 1080 formats. When I export the footage to quicktime what current settings should I use? I've tried a few different ones but the video seems slow and a little choppy. The more I read about it the more...
I shot a short video in 720/24PN on my Panasonic hxv200. It plays correctly in FCP but when I export to quicktime it gets choppy. Any suggestions on how to fix this would be great. Thanks
I was on vacation and needed to clear space on my P2 card so instead of log and transfer I dragged the folder to my external. I guess this was supposed to be okay but I accidentally renamed all the folders once I transfered them. I was told that I should've left the folders labeled CONTENTS...
I watched the Africa footage and was wondering what you do with it when you finish? Do you use it as stock footage? sell it? or make a doc? I was just curious because I just returned from my trip to Africa and got some great stuff on my HVX200 with the settings that you gave me. I would like to...
So I'm not sure what happened but I tried to make my viewing window bigger during log and transfer. All of a sudden it got full size and now I cannot view any of my clips that I want to import. I can still see the small clips and import them but now I cannot view them before import. This is so...
I need help. Going to Africa tomorrow. Need some advice mainly on shooting animals in the wild under hot sun. Possible frame rates/shutterspeed. ect. Master pedestal? color?
Hello. I'm a new user of DVX.com. I recently bought a panasonic hvx200 and have begun to learn all about it. I leave for Africa tomorrow and was hoping that someone could give me some general advice on shooting (frame rates) ect. I read the posting about the wolves on Studio monthely and was...