I have just moved to a part time job so I can really pursue my dream of shooting videos. I would like to hopefully produce DVD's but I also like the idea that I could potentially get a video broadcast on television. I am going to be doing work in controlled settings where I can set up the necessary lighting, so low light capabilities is not on the top of my list. Here's my main question.
Do television stations accept footage shot on an HVX200 more readily than that shot on a HMC-150 for example? I could pick up a used HVX200 for about 3 grand or a HMC-150 for about the same.
Would television stations look at footage captured in AVCHD as consumer and not worthy of their time? I apologize for my ignorance in dealing with broadcast networks.
My computer is an octo-core 2.8 mac pro with 12 gigs of ram so I could handle the processing of AVCHD but don't want to limit my distribution options.
Would they be picky for High Def channels but not care about AVCHD if broadcast in SD? Would the factors such as the color spacing of capture in DVCPRO-HD be appealing to networks regardless of output in high def or down-converted to standard def? Thanks very much in advance.
Do television stations accept footage shot on an HVX200 more readily than that shot on a HMC-150 for example? I could pick up a used HVX200 for about 3 grand or a HMC-150 for about the same.
Would television stations look at footage captured in AVCHD as consumer and not worthy of their time? I apologize for my ignorance in dealing with broadcast networks.
My computer is an octo-core 2.8 mac pro with 12 gigs of ram so I could handle the processing of AVCHD but don't want to limit my distribution options.
Would they be picky for High Def channels but not care about AVCHD if broadcast in SD? Would the factors such as the color spacing of capture in DVCPRO-HD be appealing to networks regardless of output in high def or down-converted to standard def? Thanks very much in advance.
