Which: the chicken or the egg?
Which should you get first, the JVC HD cam or the HD ready TV? Can you shoot HD and play it back on a regular TV? Just curious.
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Get Steve Mullen's book! I'm sure it will address all such production questions.
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Thanks! His website is always down, though, so I haven't been able to snoop around there.
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I know that you can always downconvert your HD footage to SD with the video editing software. But who knows how good that looks? Personally I'd get the HDTV monitor first - you'll be glad you did especially when you watch some DVDs!
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Yeah, I've been thinking about it. But prices still seem somewhat high.
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<<<-- Originally posted by Frank Granovski : Thanks! His website is always down, though, so I haven't been able to snoop around there. -->>>
Sorry Frank, it's up and has been since March 1. So I guess you haven't really tried very hard to learn something for almost a month. You can buy HDTV's for $1,500. |
Actually, I've tried to get into your site several times, but each time your site had exceeded it's traffic.
Re: So I guess you haven't really tried very hard to learn something for almost a month. Actually, I learned something even today: the new Optura 20 has no lanc controller - Canon took it away! (among other things). :D |
Okay, I got in! Nice JVC HD page!
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<<<-- Originally posted by Frank Granovski : Okay, I got in! Nice JVC HD page! -->>>
So you're the one that exceed my limit! :) :) I'm off the air until April 1. |
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