HV20 help

[africanmarty]

hopefully getting the HV20 camera wich will be the 50i and 25p model, will the 25p look just as good as 24p ?? ( still have the film look ? ) and when putting 25p on a timeline can it just be put on any PAL 25 frame time line ? or must it be a specific 25'P' timeline to keep it pregresive ?? becuase i dont think premier pro 2 has a '25P' timeline but it does hav a pal 25 frame rate time line ( 50i i think ) is this right ? someone correct me.... but thanks to all for their advice and i WILL be getting this camera. also my computer ( strictly for video editing is as follows:

AMD 62 X2 dual core 3800
512mb nvidia 5300 GT
2 gig RAM
raid 0 500gig HD ( 2 x 250 )
100gig 10k rpm HD

..is this ok for editing HDV ??? )


- regards Marty.

 

[Claw]

hopefully getting the HV20 camera wich will be the 50i and 25p model, will the 25p look just as good as 24p ?? ( still have the film look ? ) and when putting 25p on a timeline can it just be put on any PAL 25 frame time line ? or must it be a specific 25'P' timeline to keep it pregresive ?? becuase i dont think premier pro 2 has a '25P' timeline but it does hav a pal 25 frame rate time line ( 50i i think ) is this right ? someone correct me.... but thanks to all for their advice and i WILL be getting this camera. also my computer ( strictly for video editing is as follows:

AMD 62 X2 dual core 3800
512mb nvidia 5300 GT
2 gig RAM
raid 0 500gig HD ( 2 x 250 )
100gig 10k rpm HD

..is this ok for editing HDV ??? )


- regards Marty.

Yes, it will still have the 'film look' at 25p, and you won't notice the difference if you slow it down to 24p either. Remember that the film look is more than just frame rate. You need to light your shots like film, use filmic camera movements and possibly use a lens converter to get the look. A bit of colour correction or grading in post can help too.

Your computer looks fine - that should be no problem.

I see that you got your 25p timeline problem fixed too.

 

[africanmarty]

Yes, it will still have the 'film look' at 25p, and you won't notice the difference if you slow it down to 24p either. Remember that the film look is more than just frame rate. You need to light your shots like film, use filmic camera movements and possibly use a lens converter to get the look. A bit of colour correction or grading in post can help too.

Your computer looks fine - that should be no problem.

I see that you got your 25p timeline problem fixed too.

thanks claw for all your help m8 i did, but it forums like this that helped me get there. thanks for all your advice - marty.