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Posted by Martin Heffels on 10/02/74 11:48
On 25 May 2006 12:58:10 -0700, "Bernie" <bernard.newnham@ntlworld.com>
wrote:
>If you used 35mm for this, you'd probably get gateweave when you
>telecined it, so that against the electronic bit at the bottom it would
>look odd. So shooting on tape is really more sensible as well as
>considerably cheaper.
Gateweave: this can happen at either using an old crappy cam (can happen in
a $2000 budget) or a crappy telecine (can happen in a $2000 budget). But
it's not really a terrible problem, because you can easily track &
stabilise it. This will require one or two markers on the white background,
which can easily be painted out again.
>I seem to be living in a parallel world to the other contributors to
>this thread (which is why I keep writing) in that it seems to me that
>what matters here is selling your products, not how compressed HDV is.
Important indeed. But one needs to be realistic when it comes down to
budget, and what you can do with that budget.
[...]
>...and to the other contributors - this is rec.video.production so I
>thought it would be worth talking about production just a bit......
Video production that is....
cheers
-martin-
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