The CCDs are only 540 lines so it doesn't have a real 1080 line signal to start with, and it records to expensive solid state memory cards rather than...
Senheisser 416 here too, though I've used the MKH60 before and the quality was a bit better... not enough better to justify about another $500 on the ...
Oh: 6. Make sure your characters are distinguishable, so you can tell who's alive and who's dead. That's particularly applicable to war movies (e.g...
IMDB has a fair number of movies shot on the GL-1, though I've never seen any of them:
quote:What makes a good horror movie ending? One where the bad guy doesn't come back from the dead six times :). Well, unless he's literally indest...
Not at all, if you can avoid it.
1. Make sure the 'good guys' are sympathetic characters. There's nothing much worse than a horror movie where you're rooting for the bad guys because...
Exactly: at a minimum these scams would normally violate money laundering laws if they were true, so the victims are reluctant to go to the police eve...
Also, most people probably believe that anyone dumb enough to fall for these scams deserves whatever they get... Even so, it's the first time I've ...
Any decent compositing program should have a wire removal tool. I know Fusion can track the wires and remove them for you, though you may need to tidy...
Yeah, it's a decent short short. Maybe you should enter it into some of the < 1 minute film festivals.
quote:Is this alot of work ? Yes. If you just want to remove something that doesn't interact with the rest of the frame it's not such a big deal...
Two identical cameras should cut together fairly well. I've also intercut DVCAM and Digibeta footage for a short a friend shot some time back which...
The CMOS chips aren't as good as CCDs in low light, also the HD chips have smaller pixels, so they don't collect as much light in the first place.
The FX7 images I've seen are actually pretty good. The main limitation I'm aware of is that it's not as good in low light as the PD150.