Robert_Niemann
Well-known member
Has somebody already made a blow up of a DVX100 video to film? How is the quality? Can the spectator in the cinema see, that the film originally was shot on video?
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Blow up quality
- Thread starter Robert_Niemann
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Barry_Green
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Re: Blow up quality
I've blown DVX footage up to film, and the quality ranged from "eh" to "spectacular", depending on where you're sitting in the theater. There was a long thread on this posted here about a year ago, so for pages and pages of details, try looking that up.
From the 6th row, I thought it was borderline acceptable as film footage. From the back of the theater, I'd argue that 95% of the audience would never know it wasn't film in the first place.
I've blown DVX footage up to film, and the quality ranged from "eh" to "spectacular", depending on where you're sitting in the theater. There was a long thread on this posted here about a year ago, so for pages and pages of details, try looking that up.
From the 6th row, I thought it was borderline acceptable as film footage. From the back of the theater, I'd argue that 95% of the audience would never know it wasn't film in the first place.
Bill__Turner
Well-known member
Re: Blow up quality
Barry, while the info may be in thread, just one question: How large was the screen/image ?
Bill Turner
Barry, while the info may be in thread, just one question: How large was the screen/image ?
Bill Turner
Barry_Green
Moderator
Re: Blow up quality
We were in a 200-seat theater, so the screen wasn't overly large. It's been about a year so I don't remember the exact details, I'm sure it was at least 20 feet wide.
We were in a 200-seat theater, so the screen wasn't overly large. It's been about a year so I don't remember the exact details, I'm sure it was at least 20 feet wide.