Jon Fairhurst
June 30th, 2006, 03:14 PM
Here's an extreme shoot:
http://www.broadcastingcable.com/index.asp?layout=nocclamp&articleid=CA6338302#6346250
Singer has found another advantage. “One day the team was doing a raid on a building and they were breaching [blowing up] the entrance to gain entry,” he recalls. “When shooting tape and standing close to the action you tend to lose the picture as the blast goes through the camera. It completely breaks up, the screen goes full of noise and becomes unusable. I could feel the wave going through the HVX200, but the picture was not affected in the slightest.
Better him than me!
http://www.broadcastingcable.com/index.asp?layout=nocclamp&articleid=CA6338302#6346250
Singer has found another advantage. “One day the team was doing a raid on a building and they were breaching [blowing up] the entrance to gain entry,” he recalls. “When shooting tape and standing close to the action you tend to lose the picture as the blast goes through the camera. It completely breaks up, the screen goes full of noise and becomes unusable. I could feel the wave going through the HVX200, but the picture was not affected in the slightest.
Better him than me!