HV20 - is anamorphic possible?
Hello all,
Sorry for the re-post, but I wanted to get this question "visible". If the imager is "native" 4:3 ratio at that 1920x1440 resolution, would it be possible to get THAT full image out of the camera via hdmi? I have a Lomo zoom lens from a Konvas 35mm movie camera that has a rear anamorphic adapter. I would love to be able to use this lens with a DOF adapter like the SGpro or Brevis. If that were possible.....ah, heaven. Also, would 30p be possible using the HDMI? I know the guys at reel-stream have the andomeda setup for the dvx100, and are currently working on a similar mod for the HVX200, but I'd prefer a cheap 4:3 "uncompressed" image that could be (presumably) used for amazing 2:35 ratio shots. Are any of these things possible? The Red camera is just way too expensive, and modifying an HVX200 seems a bit scary (especially at the rate this technology is advancing!). Hell, by the time the modified HVX arrives, an HV30 could come out that is even MORE incredible. |
You could use a 16:9 adapter in front of the HV20 lens. That would give you approximately 2:35 aspect.
As for the Lomo with 35mm adapter, you would get wider than 2:35, because of the 2x anamorphic + the 16:9 aspect. The sensor on the hv20 is 1920x1080 native. It's unclear if the HDMI outputs 1440 or the full 1920 though. (Can anybody here find out about this?) |
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Lots of people use HTPC's as well. (Home Theater PC's) Mike |
The advantage to this if you were framing for widescreen is that you are using the entire chip to capture a 2.35 image rather than letterboxing the 1.78 chip. Presumably in your NLE you would ultimately output it as an anamorphic 16:9 clip for DVD etc., but you would be working with more information to begin with which is always useful.
As Mike points out, using an anamorphic lens on a 16:9 projector will deliver an improved 2.35 image than the letterboxed alternative. |
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I also would be very interested to know if the full 4:3 chip could be accessed. |
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