I've been shooting in 24p (ADV) w/ my dv100b and when i presented a project to a professor he said it was a little fuzzy and i told him that i shot with 24p instead of 30 and he said thats why...
is there a certain way to capture things shot in 24p in final cut? or should i stick to shooting 30? :/
I've been shooting in 24p (ADV) w/ my dv100b and when i presented a project to a professor he said it was a little fuzzy and i told him that i shot with 24p instead of 30 and he said thats why...
is there a certain way to capture things shot in 24p in final cut? or should i stick to shooting 30? :/
I've been shooting in 24p (ADV) w/ my dv100b and when i presented a project to a professor he said it was a little fuzzy and i told him that i shot with 24p instead of 30 and he said thats why...
is there a certain way to capture things shot in 24p in final cut? or should i stick to shooting...
are sony premium tapes okay to use with a 100b? or normal panasonic tapes? if not which would be most preferable? i've only had cheap handycams before this camera so i dont want to mess it up by any means haha
I'm starting to work on independent films now (previously just skateboarding videos) i was wondering if the DVX100b would be good enough? or what other cameras would possibly be better, im not looking to buy another camera for a while after this
maybe the canon hx a1? or a sony?
help?!