Short Film With xh-a1
 

My brother and I just shot a little short with the xh-a1 and we had to match some of the footage with some older dv stuff (vx-2000). The matching wasn't bad for youtube quality. The canon stuff was at 24f.

Heres the video.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vl_gkKr2lDc

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=1796168202

(the myspace one actually looks better)

NICE!!!

You should upload a full res version so we can see the camera's capabilities!

I was moved to tears, and I am forever changed. Thank you.

Re: Lulu
 

Thanks for the kind comments guys. Estebe, I'll get around to uploading a higher res version - it's much easier to see the difference between the DV and HDV obviously. Kevin, Lulu has that effect on people hehe ...

That is some creative stuff! I liked it a lot and the voice over was perfect. I especially liked the fan part(went well with the music).

lol, I have a dog named Lulu as well. She is stupid, hence the name. I rather have the dog in your video.

Jonathan

The Voice Over is AWESOME!!!


A+++++

Daniel - I'm TOTALLY in love!

This is exactly why I am in this business. Not for the adaptors. Not for the HD. Not for the . . . but to tell stories. Simple stories that move, excite, create humour and generally add something to our all too short human passing.

Daniel - THANK you. Thank you very much. And a big paw of friendship to Mistress Lulu! - I'm totally besotted.

G

Well done -- thanks for sharing this. Totally made my day.

Daniel, excellent piece!

I especially liked the creativity of the dream sequence. Lulu is an awesome actress.

God that was hilarious...well done.

inspiration ! very touching and very well thought story line.

You teaches me regardless what camera you use, it is the man makes the story show.

thank you for sharing~

Brilliant! I loved it.

Sweet. Very original. I loved all the tennis balls in the pool.

The tennis balls scene was brilliant!

On a related note (although not shot on the A1), you guys should check out this film from Pleix.

http://www.pleix.net/birds.html