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Cool. I would like to see more stuff being destroyed please. Anyone have any explosion or fire footage? Haven't seen any of that yet.
 
Now everyone is capable of making slomo and speedramping with the HVX, is runs almost over the top, maybe this article can bring it all in perspective ?

Speed Ramping by David Cox

"Many filmmakers have exploited the dramatic potential of over-cranking and under-cranking movie cameras. For example, Martin Scorsese is famous for slowing action down mid-story to emphasize details of a character's clothing or jewelry, typically as they enter a room or get out of a car."

http://www.othercinema.com/otherzine/otherzine5/pspeedramp.html
 
xray said:
Now everyone is capable of making slomo and speedramping with the HVX, is runs almost over the top, maybe this article can bring it all in perspective ?

Speed Ramping by David Cox

"Many filmmakers have exploited the dramatic potential of over-cranking and under-cranking movie cameras. For example, Martin Scorsese is famous for slowing action down mid-story to emphasize details of a character's clothing or jewelry, typically as they enter a room or get out of a car."

http://www.othercinema.com/otherzine/otherzine5/pspeedramp.html
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Can you do speed ramping 'in-camera' with the HVX then?
 
Every time he was about to run film, DP Jack Cardiff was instructed by director Michael Powell to request at what speed the next take would be recorded at.

In classic British films such as 'The Red Shoes,' 'Black Narcissus,' and 'A Matter of Life and Death (Stairway to Heaven),' Powell chose to shoot at any speed in one frame increments from 12 to 40 frames per second for every single shot!
 
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