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George Palmier March 7th, 2006 10:47 AM

HD100 PAL filming
 
I just got an HD100E. When in DV mode there are 2 settings to choose from, DV50i or DV25p. Which is best for which type of filming?

Thank you

Paolo Ciccone March 7th, 2006 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by George Palmier
I just got an HD100E. When in DV mode there are 2 settings to choose from, DV50i or DV25p. Which is best for which type of filming?

Thank you

Hi George.
It depends. The 25p is progressive, one whole frame at the time. 50i is interlaced, 1/2 frame (1 field) every 1/50 of a second. Given the opportunity you probably want to use 25p, if gives you better overall quality. If the final destination of your work will be video you can interlace it at the end.

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Paolo

Tim Dashwood March 7th, 2006 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by George Palmier
I just got an HD100E. When in DV mode there are 2 settings to choose from, DV50i or DV25p. Which is best for which type of filming?

Thank you

It is an aesthetic choice. If you want the "live" reality look, then go with 50i. If you like a "film-like" motion, then go with 25P. Just make sure you use a shutter of 1/50th for either mode. If you use the default shutter in DV25P of 1/25th, the motion blur will be exaggerated and may seem "streaky."

George Palmier March 7th, 2006 12:54 PM

Hey guys thanks for all your help!!

Diogo Athouguia March 7th, 2006 08:25 PM

I use 25p for documentarys and 50i for sports, shows, events and everything with lots of action. 25p require soft camera's movements following the subject, it's better for controled situations.

Daniel Patton March 7th, 2006 08:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by George Palmier
I just got an HD100E. When in DV mode there are 2 settings to choose from, DV50i or DV25p. Which is best for which type of filming?

Thank you

I'm suprised no one has asked... but what's your intended playback system (TV, projected, computer, etc.,)? That in turn should also be a factor for your format choice, should it not guys?

George Palmier March 7th, 2006 10:26 PM

The end result will be on dvd. So, for example to shoot weddings, what is better, 25p or 50i?


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