Hi Steve,

We already have a thread going about this... see http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthrea...&threadid=6223

In order to keep the discussion centralized in one location, I'm closing this thread and asking that all replies go to the link above. Thanks,

i got it and i've been pretty happy with it. i found that i got the best results by bouncing my soundsoap settings and then passing the audio through SuperFreq.

on caveat, is that if you get too aggressive with SoundSoap, you end up with a sterile sounding track. *some* ambient noise is necessary... ;)

just my own experiences.

Digital issue of BBC Broadcast Engineering magazine
 

http://shm.keeboo.com/be-january2003/index.php

Topics:

- The 24p Revolution
- Synchronizing Analog
- Upgrading BBC news to Digital

Hey Chris
 

Do you know these people?

More info about them?

I've been trying to drag my partner to one of these deals for a long time........

Hi Dan,

Yes, I know Geoff Zimmerman personally and that's why I post these notices here for him. He has worked for Penelope Spheeris in the past (she is one of my favorite filmmakers) and he has quite a track record. His camps are a good deal, and I'm happy to help promote what he does.

Thanks
 

Thanks for the info Chris........

Now the hard part.......getting my partner to go with me.....
You don't know how bad I want him to go to one of these camps...heh <;~)

Yet another Instant Films!

Our fifth installment gets underway tonight, and by Sunday night eight new films will be screened. The party afterwards is going to be great this time, we have some new sponsors for food and drink. Come see the most exciting concept in DV filmmaking (check it out at www.instantfilms.com) this Sunday in downtown LA.

(if you can't make this weekend, we are doing a special Valentine's Day edition next weekend).

hear this north carolina indie filmmakers
 

i just read this really cool news on a local nc filmmaking webpage!
DV Magazine's own editor john jackman will be hosting a digital filmmaking workshop in winston-salem, nc on saturday march 15.
To read all the details including info on the workshop, directions,
and cost, etc. go to his website at www.johnjackman.com.
you can also call this number 336-945-3722 for the same info.
on the website he lists some of the topics for this workshop like filmmaking in hd, dv, and the new panny 24; tape to film issues;

hear from you soon john,

p.s. click on the workshop schedule link for additional workshops.

Thanks very much for that notice, John. It looks like John's planning to pack quite a list of topics into a single day!

List of Film Transfer Houses
 

The Jan/Feb 2003 issue of Res Magazine features a list of houses that specialize in transferring video to film. The compilation provides a very good summary of what each house offers, their average prices per minute for each film format and contact information.

(Note: At this writing this issue of the magazine is not yet on their Web site.)

New Pana NV-GS50K
 

New Panasonic cam: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...n_02_03_02.htm

New cams from Sony
 

New cams from Sony:
http://news.sel.sony.com/digitalimag...=138281&page=1

New Cams from Sharp
 

Pics from:
http://www.dvworld.com.tw/forum/dvfo...threadid=12186

Info:
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...2003_01_10.htm

Thanks for the link, Jinghong Chua! Too bad my browser can't read the camcorderinfo site. I'll have to look at it tomorrow, on a friend's---.

The TRV80 looks like it may be a nice 1 CCD cam. When it comes out, I'll have to have a good look at it. Thanks for the link.