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Yiannis Kall March 31st, 2005 05:37 AM

walking when shooting with FX1
 
Hi
I would like to buy the FX1, but i'd like to take video while i'm walking. It gives me after the sensation (when viewing the video) that i live again the moment.
I saw a sample video with panning and it didnt looked great.
Have anyone took video like that? how was the quality?
thanks (sorry for my bad english)

Yiannis-Greece

Yiannis Kall March 31st, 2005 11:35 AM

please can anyone try to shoot with fx1 while walking and tell me how it was
I must know before i buy it

Hans ter Lingen March 31st, 2005 12:19 PM

read the threads carefully on this forum (search function) and you will see that the footage will be poor!!!

Peter Rixner March 31st, 2005 02:20 PM

I dont know what some are doing with their cameras, but I never had any problems with any movement of the camera.

When doing crash-pans or shaking the camera the picture looks like I'd excpect from such movements. But I can't see any technical problems.

But I have to admit, that it's not my intention to shake the camera.

Peter

Brad Bodily March 31st, 2005 02:32 PM

I've taken some "just walking" footage and it looks fine to me. Of course, I was trying to keep the camera reasonably steady, and maybe you want a more "bumpy" look, which could change things.

I'd suggest searching for the Sugar Bowl footage that was posted awhile back. There is some really fast panning in there that might help you decide. It's a great illustration of what the compression looks like in motion, compared to just looking at stills.

Mike Tiffee March 31st, 2005 03:05 PM

I shoot while walking all the time- it looks great.. don't understand why anyone would say it looks poor. I also have the shoulder brace and a glidecam. But straight walking while holding the camera works great- I like shooting using two hands in front of you at chest level.


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