The second ever HVX shooting commercial

thefilmaddict said:
Stephen,
I liked the parody. So was that shot with the HVX200 or the JVC? Either way, it looks good. It would be even funnier if the pennies filled the entire screen at the end. Maybe I will do a parody of the parody.
If this was shot with the HVX200 in 60p and the slow motion wasn't added in post, why are the frames blurry? Did you shoot using a slow shutter speed or did you use a different camera?
The other thing I notice from these web clips is that all of these cameras have a similar look (if this is not the HVX200). It's hard to tell a big difference when shooting videos for the web. Do you guys feel the same way?
Hi,

It's shot on a JVC HD-100 (the HD-100 does 60p as well) using the macro feature of the lens. That's why things look soft. The focus plane is razor thin whe using the macro lens. I should have focused in the regular fasion but I was monkeying with the macro on some flowers and had a glass sitting there that looked like the other guys glass.

A parody of the Parody, Hmnnn.... That's a great idea. Can you imagine doing a parody of a Mel Brooks film? That would be over the top!
 
Stephen, as always, your footage is the winner. I just don't know if it's the trousers or the shooter?!... :D
 
The HD100 does 60p but let's be clear, that's only in standard-def. You have to digitally scale it to get high-def res from it.
 
Barry_Green said:
The HD100 does 60p but let's be clear, that's only in standard-def. You have to digitally scale it to get high-def res from it.
Yes you are correct when shooting to tape but don't forget about that 720p60 coming out the component jacks. The HD-100 does both SD and HD 60p if you want it.
 
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