http://blip.tv/file/1998622
almost all of the inserted clips were shot with the canon hg10, but all of the blue screen composites with the host were shot on the hmc150.
edited, keyed in edius (edius is awesome for chromakeying, but a beast for animating/keyframing!)
compare to this blue screen project:
http://blip.tv/file/1808125
shot entirely on the canon hg10 (1/2.7" cmos), keyed in edius, edited in AE.
i was surprised by how much more difficult it is to get a clean key shooting with the hmc150! guess all those manual features mean that you have to spend extra time dialing them in to get things just right. whereas, with the canon, i just turned it to aperture priority, set the exposure and starting shooting.
almost all of the inserted clips were shot with the canon hg10, but all of the blue screen composites with the host were shot on the hmc150.
edited, keyed in edius (edius is awesome for chromakeying, but a beast for animating/keyframing!)
compare to this blue screen project:
http://blip.tv/file/1808125
shot entirely on the canon hg10 (1/2.7" cmos), keyed in edius, edited in AE.
i was surprised by how much more difficult it is to get a clean key shooting with the hmc150! guess all those manual features mean that you have to spend extra time dialing them in to get things just right. whereas, with the canon, i just turned it to aperture priority, set the exposure and starting shooting.
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