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August 10th, 2008, 07:20 AM | #16 |
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The need for the pulldown removal on the HV20/30 is based on the way these cameras record the video, not playback. You can certainly use the 20/30 as a deck without any additional processes. For my own information, what software has given you the best success in working with the HV20 footage when using 24P in a timeline? Bill |
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Nice thread guys. I'm hoping to own an XH-A1 soon and plan on working with owners of the HV20 and the HV30 so this thread is helpful. I myself plan on keeping my Sony HC1 and trying to work with that also (I believe there's a thread on that was well).
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Deke, I just saw your question. I probably shot about 20 hours before we got the batch with big dropouts. It's not going to gunk up your heads to switch. Just use the cleaning tape (follow the printed recommendations, which usually say no more than 10 seconds).
While I'm using the expensive Sony digital mastering tapes and have had no problems, I shot for a week recently and the client furnished the tape. They were the cheaper Sony Premium. Didn't see a single dropout. But I'm sticking with the expensive ones. Even though they're over 16 bucks apiece, that's still the cheapest part of a shoot. |
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HDMI vs Canon comp D
Has anyone compared A1 footage played and/or captured via HV30/HDMI vs. A1/Comp-D? Also curious, will HV30 footage play on the A1?
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I have a question not on getting the images to match, but what would be the easiest way for me to record for just being able to edit together. I saw the following posts: Quote:
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If you read the first post of that thread, from my findings, Preset #13 is the clooest match with the stock HV30 footage.
If you are not familiar with pulldown removal, you can try shooting 60i on both, or XH-A1 30F and HV30 30P (HV20 doesn't have 30p). Or if you have an HV20, you can do both in 60i with Tv set to 1/30.
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And thanks for telling me about what to record in. I wasn't sure what you meant with TV set to 1/30 though.
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