All HMC40/Opteka .3x. Moving shots taken while riding a bike.
ESPN "Big Brother" Version: http://espn.go.com/action/bmx/blog/_/post/5294483
Original "We Out Here" Version: http://vimeo.com/12603286 (pw: weouthere)
I don't do too much interview work, but I'm doing one tomorrow afternoon for a new bicycle shop that's opening up this weekend, to help them hype it up beforehand.
Anyway, I got the XLR adapter for the HMC40 about a month ago, but haven't had the opportunity to use it. I'm renting a Sennheiser...
ESPN compresses everything down to a miniscule size (and added in some annoying visual glitches when they added their intro...), but I shot this the Saturday before last. All HMC40 on the 5600K white balance settings, with the only CC being the upping of the contrast...
So, I recently purchased NeoScene to help me work with AVCHD footage in Vegas. Works great.
Now, today, I'm sending a completed edit to a client, who is going to compress it on a Mac after putting their logos at their intro and outro on it (for legal reasons, they can't give me these files to...
Is there a way to do this in Vegas Platinum 9.0b? Having to go through every clip and manually select "Disable Resample" is a serious drag, seeing as how "Smart Resample" isn't smart enough to realize that 60p footage playing at real-time on a 30p timeline looks terrible resampled...
http://www.vimeo.com/11756758
Just a single scrap clip. 720p60 w/a 120 shutter. I don't want it popping up in my video list, so use "hmc40fish" as the password.
HMC40 -> 43mm UV Filter -> 43/58mm Step-Up Ring -> 58mm Spacer -> 58mm Opteka "Death" w/o Shade
I've been wondering about this, well, basically since I've started using Vegas 9. When opening a project, does anyone else notice that the progress bar starts at 100%, and continues until 200%, at which point the project is able to be worked on?
Just had my HMC40 show up yesterday morning, and I'm liking it a lot so far. That being said, it's a big change (with a smaller form factor) from my previous camcorders (VX1000, FX7), and I've got a couple questions...
Is the internal lens shade necessary? About 25% of my shots are with a...