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Posted by Fred on 04/10/07 14:37
Bill wrote:
> I've heard this too and have generally practised it. But I do note that
> I have occasionally forgotten to do it and wasn't able to notice any
> problems with a VX2000 mounted on a Manfrotto.
>
> Besides, don't we all want to be edgy and cool and imitate those jerky
> hand-held effects in "24" and "Babel"? I actually saw a wedding video
> that did that, and also included black and white footage, and faux grain
> and scratches. Quite astonishing, actually. I was expecting Quentin
> Tarantino to burst out of the wedding cake and blow away the
> bridesmaids... Not that I'm complaining. I believe it won an award
> from a wedding videographer's association.
>
> Fred wrote:
>
>>
>> Best to turn off stabilization altogether with a tripod mount.
>> It keeps
>> expecting to activate and can cause off & on blurring.
>>
Well for the 0.1% of us who want that effect and know what they're doing,
then go for it. Win awards and be happy about it. I have no problem with
that.
I have noticed the effect on a PD-150 and other cameras.
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Regards, Fred
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