I'm so excite to post my first screen grabs from my newly acquired DVX100. I heard that some folks were unhappy with the low light capabilities of the dvx100A, but I was surprised by the footage I got.
[quote author=P.K. Gillock link=board=Clips;num=1104136042;start=0#2 date=12/27/04 at 01:16:55]I don't see anything either spider. It must be REALLY low light![/quote]
The contrast is set to high. The opacity may be on 0.
[quote author=P.K. Gillock link=board=Clips;num=1104136042;start=0#4 date=12/27/04 at 01:31:24]
Spider, This is sad. We are literally talking about nothing.[/quote]
Hey, you know nothing can be made into something. At least not for this one..
I feel bad for him and he said that he was so excited and well, no image. I'm sure he'll have it up tommorow. I actually really want to see this now,.
Here's the grabs. Sorry taking so long. As I said before, I got the camera on the 23rd from EVS. They are good, honest people. Rush is a terrifiic guy, and is always willing to helpout a fellow filmmaker. Enjoy the grabs.
[quote author=pj101991 link=board=Clips;num=1104136042;start=0#0 date=12/27/04 at 00:27:21]I'm so excite to post my first screen grabs from my newly acquired DVX100. I heard that some folks were unhappy with the low light capabilities of the dvx100A, but I was surprised by the footage I got. [/quote]
I would not really call this testing the low light abilities of the camera. Yes you are shooting in a low light situation, but you are not trying to iris for something in the low light, the fire & moon are very bright objects within the low light setting, thus you are not really shooting for low light. Still the foreground shots with the moon are interesting.