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Bob Diesso said:
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From the insights, it seems the HVX engineers were quite clever in the way they derive HD from surprisingly modest components. It's understandable why Pana

I'm in the middle of another U.S. shoot this week, so it will take a few days to assemble the info into a coherant form. Will post separately at that time. In the meantime, perhaps by now there are others who have pieced together insights into a complete picture.



More, soon.
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Oh stop teasing us...
 
Finished first draft today. I'm going through it again now, then will send it to a couple of proofreaders while I work on the DVD. Package should be available arund the end of February. Maybe early March, but I'm aiming for Feb.
 
how are you going to do the DVD? You wont be able to show any HD footage? or will there be sample WMV MOV clips on a Data DVD with Compressed demo folders?

its sad to demo HD on SD..... :(
 
Bob Diesso said:
From the insights, it seems the HVX engineers were quite clever in the way they derive HD from surprisingly modest components. It's understandable why Pana was reluctant to divulge certain specs.
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I knew it! The HVX internally captures onto Super8 film and has it's own mini-lab and telecine unit built in... That's how they get the film look. That's also why it's so fat - it's to house the break room for the guy who runs the mini-lab machine.
 
Alex Leith said:
I knew it! The HVX internally captures onto Super8 film and has it's own mini-lab and telecine unit built in... That's how they get the film look. That's also why it's so fat - it's to house the break room for the guy who runs the mini-lab machine.
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I heard they've spent years specially cross breeding high IQ'd midgets with Geckos into little super beings who understand advanced micro ninja telecine processes as taught by Master Hatsumi Sensei. So let's give those guys a break. They are doin a fantabulous job.
 
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