iDV8
Well-known member
First off be aware that I'm an HD NEWBIE and I have a question about producing a product in HD.
I just bought my HVX200 and I use Avid (HD) to edit. I realized that the end product on DVD wouldn't be HD. Some film festivals require an HD or film format and they say they will let you know which HD format they will need, most likely HDCAM. Any way, the next thing that pops into my head is what's the point of all this HD if in the end for most is standard DVD? It's only recently that Blue Ray and other HD DVD burners are available.
I hear some wedding videographers touting that they use HD camera but it doesn't matter if they give the couple a standard DVD right?
Any way, I hope I've made my quandary clear and if I've missed the boat let me know and if I've hit the nail on the head but if there is clear advantage let me know too.
I am really excited about going HD and I know it's the future but I would also like to use it to it's fullest in the now if you know what I mean.
Thanks in advance.
I just bought my HVX200 and I use Avid (HD) to edit. I realized that the end product on DVD wouldn't be HD. Some film festivals require an HD or film format and they say they will let you know which HD format they will need, most likely HDCAM. Any way, the next thing that pops into my head is what's the point of all this HD if in the end for most is standard DVD? It's only recently that Blue Ray and other HD DVD burners are available.
I hear some wedding videographers touting that they use HD camera but it doesn't matter if they give the couple a standard DVD right?
Any way, I hope I've made my quandary clear and if I've missed the boat let me know and if I've hit the nail on the head but if there is clear advantage let me know too.
I am really excited about going HD and I know it's the future but I would also like to use it to it's fullest in the now if you know what I mean.
Thanks in advance.