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This might sound like a question with an answer that should be more than obvious, but ...
Can the dvx100(a) tape/film things in black and white?
Can the dvx100(a) tape/film things in black and white?
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Re: Quick Question
Never tried it IN CAMERA before; I think it can by adjusting the gamma? BUt rest assured you can pull off anything you want in POST.
Never tried it IN CAMERA before; I think it can by adjusting the gamma? BUt rest assured you can pull off anything you want in POST.
Terry_Lasater
All about the Caption
Re: Quick Question
Yeah, I'm not sure if my camera has that effect or not...
However, most people achieve their B&W look... (shot on video, anyway)... in post-production/editing.
You will also be able to affect the brightness, contrast and other factors inside your NLE.
Give it a try. What do you have to lose? The way I see it... it's a "Nguyen-Nguyen" situation.
Sorry... couldn't resist. ;D ;D ;D
Yeah, I'm not sure if my camera has that effect or not...
However, most people achieve their B&W look... (shot on video, anyway)... in post-production/editing.
You will also be able to affect the brightness, contrast and other factors inside your NLE.
Give it a try. What do you have to lose? The way I see it... it's a "Nguyen-Nguyen" situation.
Sorry... couldn't resist. ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Quick Question
[quote author=Terry_Lasater link=board=news;num=1084066817;start=0#2 date=05/08/04 at 19:02:35]Yeah, I'm not sure if my camera has that effect or not...
However, most people achieve their B&W look... (shot on video, anyway)... in post-production/editing.
You will also be able to affect the brightness, contrast and other factors inside your NLE.
Give it a try. What do you have to lose? The way I see it... it's a "Nguyen-Nguyen" situation.
Sorry... couldn't resist. ;D ;D ;D[/quote]
Ha, my coach used to make that same remark in junior high about us always being winners. I'm just wondering since there was a b&w viewfinder/lcd monitor option, but there doesn't seem to be a black and white shooting option. Not that I'll do it, but it's always good to have more choices.
[quote author=Terry_Lasater link=board=news;num=1084066817;start=0#2 date=05/08/04 at 19:02:35]Yeah, I'm not sure if my camera has that effect or not...
However, most people achieve their B&W look... (shot on video, anyway)... in post-production/editing.
You will also be able to affect the brightness, contrast and other factors inside your NLE.
Give it a try. What do you have to lose? The way I see it... it's a "Nguyen-Nguyen" situation.
Sorry... couldn't resist. ;D ;D ;D[/quote]
Ha, my coach used to make that same remark in junior high about us always being winners. I'm just wondering since there was a b&w viewfinder/lcd monitor option, but there doesn't seem to be a black and white shooting option. Not that I'll do it, but it's always good to have more choices.
CaptainMench
Carbonite Member
Re: Quick Question
"there was a b&w viewfinder/lcd monitor option"
Yeah -- that's cause many camera ops think the color is 1) harder to focus and 2) harder to look at for extended periods of time.
Do it in post. You'll get better results.
Good luck,
CaptM
"there was a b&w viewfinder/lcd monitor option"
Yeah -- that's cause many camera ops think the color is 1) harder to focus and 2) harder to look at for extended periods of time.
Do it in post. You'll get better results.
Good luck,
CaptM