another dumb question but hey that is what we are here for

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Corine

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I'm setting my HVX200A up. I need to get Barry Green book!!! Is there a DVD that Barry did that shows film footage for different setting?

Anyway when I go to scene file 5, I get Cine V and when I go to scene:2vrolijk_08: file 6, I get Cine D. Is there a diiference between these two setting (Cine V, Cine D)?

Can someone give me a good film setting that I should try out? I did see one person that had a setting on this form but just got to see if I can find it again.
 
Why not shoot the same scene on the different scene settings and take a look for your self with footage and a scene that is familiar to you.

Barry cant come to every shoot with you... :-)
 
Cine V has a gamma curve that emphasizes contrast, and many consider it the most filmic (think rolled off highlights and crushed blacks). Cine D emphasizes dynamic range (the range between pure black and pure white) and is used to preserve color information that will later be graded. Cine D looks more "gray" coming out of the camera while Cine V pops. If you are looking for the most filmic look out of the camera I would recommend starting with Cine V and maybe turn down the master ped to your liking.
 
Take a look at "Spark" too. Surprisingly less noisy than the others, and nice overall. I think it's f3 or 4 by default.
 
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