Rosestar
Well-known member
Videography magazine came today and they have two intresting pieces about the HVX.
The first is a feature article, "Are We Looking at a Tapeless HD Future?" It is a good article, though it doesn't really add to what has been posted here, though it does have some killer pix.
The second piece, in the Industry News section, really caught my attention. It seems that Birns & Sawyer has already placed an order for 25, that't right, TWENTY-FIVE, HVXs. Per their COO, Steve Tobenkin,"We plan to present the camera aggessively to directors of photography who do mid-range and higher-end work and educate them about the improvements in their editorial workflow that the camera affords..."
Very cool. The articles are not on the website yet. However, if you've never been to their website, shame on you.
http://www.uemedia.com/CPC/videography/
The magazine is availble as a free subscription.
(sorry to the experienced members of this forum, the last part was for the newbies)
The first is a feature article, "Are We Looking at a Tapeless HD Future?" It is a good article, though it doesn't really add to what has been posted here, though it does have some killer pix.
The second piece, in the Industry News section, really caught my attention. It seems that Birns & Sawyer has already placed an order for 25, that't right, TWENTY-FIVE, HVXs. Per their COO, Steve Tobenkin,"We plan to present the camera aggessively to directors of photography who do mid-range and higher-end work and educate them about the improvements in their editorial workflow that the camera affords..."
Very cool. The articles are not on the website yet. However, if you've never been to their website, shame on you.
http://www.uemedia.com/CPC/videography/
The magazine is availble as a free subscription.
(sorry to the experienced members of this forum, the last part was for the newbies)