VideJo
2007 November 25th, 06:43
Before I bought a HV20, I used to film with a Sony VX2000, a 3CCD SD camera, that was serving all my demands. Time goes by and I felt it was time to think about the next generation of cameras. So the HV20 came into the picture.
Just after I bought my HV20, a couple of months ago now, I received a link to this Forum.
Immediately it struck my mind, that there was a lot of information available here on the most exotic aspects of the HV20. Microphones, wide angle lenses, 35mm adapters, you name it.
Of course I noticed that the HV20 had the option of taking progressive video, but I did not miss it before, nor did I miss owning a 35mm adapter. But when I continued reading the respective information about it on this Forum, I more or less got the conviction, that obviously I was not artistic or intelligent enough to appreciate these things.
Fortunately now, I recently read reactions from someone else about the unattractiveness of 25p. In his opinion in film or video always something moves, be it the camera or the subject. And in 25p when something is moving, you see jittering.
I agree a 100% with him and I decided to file the 25p info next to the fairy-tale about the New Clothes of the Emperor. The shelf is only half filled so far, leaving some room for the next fairy-tale, maybe about the 35mm adapters.
As this is the Tavern, you should not take this posting all to serious, it is just my vision after 2 glasses of Scotch.:hv20-smilie70:
Just after I bought my HV20, a couple of months ago now, I received a link to this Forum.
Immediately it struck my mind, that there was a lot of information available here on the most exotic aspects of the HV20. Microphones, wide angle lenses, 35mm adapters, you name it.
Of course I noticed that the HV20 had the option of taking progressive video, but I did not miss it before, nor did I miss owning a 35mm adapter. But when I continued reading the respective information about it on this Forum, I more or less got the conviction, that obviously I was not artistic or intelligent enough to appreciate these things.
Fortunately now, I recently read reactions from someone else about the unattractiveness of 25p. In his opinion in film or video always something moves, be it the camera or the subject. And in 25p when something is moving, you see jittering.
I agree a 100% with him and I decided to file the 25p info next to the fairy-tale about the New Clothes of the Emperor. The shelf is only half filled so far, leaving some room for the next fairy-tale, maybe about the 35mm adapters.
As this is the Tavern, you should not take this posting all to serious, it is just my vision after 2 glasses of Scotch.:hv20-smilie70: