Here's a couple of questions that I would really appreciate help with.
The BBC / EBU have a list of approved HD cameras, that's all good and I undersand we need to move forward. But I am planning on shooting a wildlife documentary and at least 40% will be in night vision (Infrared). The normal parts will be shot on a Canon XF 305 full Beeb spec but the IR will be shot from a XF 100 which has night vision. Now although the XF 100 comes close with 50 mbps etc it still falls short of standards but yet it is probably the best you can get for night vision. See my prob?...... 2. If one used an XF 305 for normal day shots and a XF100 for the B cam how could they or a TV broadcaster know one didn't use two 305s ? Considering the 100 has 50mbps and.422 colour etc. Thanks Timbo.
The BBC / EBU have a list of approved HD cameras, that's all good and I undersand we need to move forward. But I am planning on shooting a wildlife documentary and at least 40% will be in night vision (Infrared). The normal parts will be shot on a Canon XF 305 full Beeb spec but the IR will be shot from a XF 100 which has night vision. Now although the XF 100 comes close with 50 mbps etc it still falls short of standards but yet it is probably the best you can get for night vision. See my prob?...... 2. If one used an XF 305 for normal day shots and a XF100 for the B cam how could they or a TV broadcaster know one didn't use two 305s ? Considering the 100 has 50mbps and.422 colour etc. Thanks Timbo.