DVX vs. XL2

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janusz

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I'm a crazy DVX fan, crazier than say... the Mad Hatter of DVX users. However, there is a chance I may use an XL2, because of certain circumstances.

Now the Canon and DVX use the same 24p cadence/pulldown correct? If this is so, can anyone attribute the changes in look, when it comes strictly to motion, apart from the use of shutter speeds?

To me, when viewing XL2's footage and DVX's footage, both at 24p at the same shutter, the XL2 seem more like 60i. Am I retarded, or has anyone else noticed this, and if you haev noticed this, what is the reason? I am not lookinng for answer like: "well, it's the shutter, or the light", etc. I would like pure an electronic/engineering answer, if possible, about how the camera's both create their 24p images?

Also, for those of you who checked out my last post "DVX Shoots National Award Winner", which is now on page two or three of this forum, has BTS photos finally posted, for those of you who asked.

Thanks guy.
 
Their really is no big difference between the two cameras. Most XL2 footy that people base their opinions off of is that which was shot, usually, with stock settings...Where yes, the XL2 doesnt look too great. After slight tweaking and in camera adjustments, it is completely possible to get the same images out of the XL2 as you would with the DVX. Basically, the look lies in the hands of the operator/DP.
 
DVX vs XL2

DVX vs XL2

Thanks.

Who is john hudson and Marty Martins? How do I contact them?

And the why I may 'need' to use an XL2 is totally political.
 
the john hudson remark was ajoke. he hates the XL2, and made a specific remark about how its 24p looks funy.


Marty Martin is a filmmaker doing amazing things with it.
 
we know we know...

we know we know...

we know the DVX is this shiznit, and we all want to screw politix, butsome times we cannot.

interesting though about John Hudson and Marty Martins. Are they members...

How would I be able to view some of Martns XL2 work?

Thanks
 
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