hc3 slow motion clip
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Impressive, for the price.
I'd like to see a close up slomo if there are any. |
I just took that clip into AE and sped it up, it looks like it's been slowed to exactly 50%. My guess is all they are doing is taking the interlaced image and doubling up the fields as it's recorded to tape - it'll be interesting to see something at full res and see if there is a vertical resolution drop in this mode.
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The clip is actually 4x slower. It is a 12 sec segment (30fps) from a 3sec (120fps) segment. You may notice a drastic decrease in resolution; there's been a lot of talk as to why that is on the following link:
http://www.sonyhdvinfo.com/showthrea...0&page=1&pp=10 |
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Can the HC1 or the A1U do this?
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Derek-no-Kurth
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By the way, HC3 lacks zoom ring but the tripod mount is on the bottom of the chasis (I think). When I damaged the door of the A1's tape load mech by mounting A1 on my bike, HC3 might be better to mount....but then HDV would not withstand the vibration anyway.... |
here's another one - looks alittle better.
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/do...301/ezsm03.mpg Kurth |
Motion looks great. The clarity looks low. Did they use any built-in RAM scheme to achive this effect? Sony's product site does not even mention this slo-mo effect much.
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But I have gotten identical results from an HC1 by separating fields, applying the SmoothDeinterlace filter for Virtualdub to yield 60fps progressive, then slowing that down. |
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