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Rami Golan · February 13th, 2007, 06:30 AM

Hi all, newbie here, got my HVX a month ago+FS100. Trying to figure out how to make this great cam to shoot the best for me.I'm shooting indoor with 3 Yaniro lights bouncing off the ceiling. Now I have few basic questions for you guys:

1. What is the difference in set up HVX as Video or Film camera.
2. I set up Shutter Speed on 1/25 to get more light, but after some reading I realised that it will make my footage blury or soft ?
3. What is matrix and gamma, what I should know about it?
4. My first time I been shooting on Cine V and D, but found it very soft, what do you reccomend?

Those just few of many question in my head, in general I'm looking for few tips for the beginning. Thanks for your input !

David Saraceno · February 13th, 2007, 10:52 AM

You must have Barry Green's book and/or DVD.

So much of this is covered in detail in those resources.

Do you have them?

Rami Golan · February 13th, 2007, 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Saraceno

You must have Barry Green's book and/or DVD.

So much of this is covered in detail in those resources.

Do you have them?

As I said in another thread I would like to purchase that book, but download it online. I have bad experience with shipments to my area. Currently its not an option..:-(

February 13th, 2007, 06:30 AM	#1
Rami Golan New Boot Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: SEA Posts: 11	Newbie here, need some help please. Hi all, newbie here, got my HVX a month ago+FS100. Trying to figure out how to make this great cam to shoot the best for me.I'm shooting indoor with 3 Yaniro lights bouncing off the ceiling. Now I have few basic questions for you guys: 1. What is the difference in set up HVX as Video or Film camera. 2. I set up Shutter Speed on 1/25 to get more light, but after some reading I realised that it will make my footage blury or soft ? 3. What is matrix and gamma, what I should know about it? 4. My first time I been shooting on Cine V and D, but found it very soft, what do you reccomend? Those just few of many question in my head, in general I'm looking for few tips for the beginning. Thanks for your input !

February 13th, 2007, 10:52 AM	#2
David Saraceno Major Player Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Inland Northwest Posts: 490	You must have Barry Green's book and/or DVD. So much of this is covered in detail in those resources. Do you have them?