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..............Words of wisdom..............(repeat!)ovjamaica said:Shoot what you can with what you have. Don't get so caught up in competing with the 'Jones's' that you forget what the goal is.
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..............Words of wisdom..............(repeat!)ovjamaica said:Shoot what you can with what you have. Don't get so caught up in competing with the 'Jones's' that you forget what the goal is.
ovjamaica said:Shoot what you can with what you have. The DVX is STILL an amazing camera, whether it's HD or not. Don't get so caught up in competing with the 'Jones's' that you forget what the goal is.
PhillipJantzen said:these are really built to compete with 35mm film cameras, not the lower end of the field. [JD - Emphasis mine]
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lecterj2 said:But at the end of the day they will start loosing bussiness share since their are not the top performer on specs sheets.
True to that, but it would be a lower margin after all. However sliced in price rage the pahantom is just to forbidingIf this camera can shoot the stated resolutions at 1000fps then it will certainly have uses to those who can afford it.
TC said:I cannot for the life of me find the paper work that I got on it, I'll keep looking though. Luckily Jim will be going by the booth tomorrow, so I'm sure he'll be able to fill you in on it.
PhillipJantzen said:you could use it as a hammer too if you like, it's built just as sturdy as all of our other cameras which typically get smashed into walls by the automotive industry, and thrown into pits where they test large caliber artillery rounds by the military...the only moving part is the cooling fan, which is field replaceable.
PhillipJantzen said:I do plan on creating a document which will outline the costs of shooting 4K images (with any camera system), and comparing them to 16mm, 35mm, and 65mm film. It should demonstrate that 4K imaging, no matter the inital cost of the camera, is still not for the small budget project. its really the storage space required that is the largest cost, at least long term anyway.
ovjamaica said:Hey, I'm out man. I don't need to stay and ruin the fun. I just think it's really annoying when people say they NEED some sort of all encompassing solution for indie filmmakers. 4K?!? For an indie film?!?!?! WTF?! Anyway, feel free to drool away. I'm out of it.
Besides, technology is getting cheaper all the time. I know my PC today can do much more than a super-computer could twenty years ago, and at a fraction of the price. Why cant i expect the same from cameras?
[/QUOTAgree on that one!!!!
We all expect the same thing every day from every product (but, like you said, it takes a while to actually happen) and it will! Is only a matter of time.Fugitive said:Besides, technology is getting cheaper all the time. I know my PC today can do much more than a super-computer could twenty years ago, and at a fraction of the price. Why cant i expect the same from cameras?