New HDV book coming
 

Hey all, I wanted to share what I found:

Chad Fahs - (can't say I've seen him post on here)

http://www.waterside.com/Author_ChadFahs.htm

He's releasing an HDV book in May:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...books&n=507846

Thanks Murph,

Just a reminder, D.S.E.'s book "HDV: What You Need to Know" is available now.

http://www.vasst.com/printproducts/hdv.htm

Chris, does anyone have a review of his book? I'd like to buy it, but the chapters listing he has doesn't shed much light on content. It looks like I might know most of it.

Anyone have it and can give a little review??

I don't have it in hand, but Heath has it -- Heath?

need answers on cineframe shooting/editing for this to be any good...
 

I noticed this book when it came out and was curious - I still am and no doubt would consider getting it - I think DSE had a bit of access to pre-production Z1's and I think the fact that the book became avail. so quickly around FX1 release hinted a bit that Z1 wasn't going to be a big departure...

For this book to be a "must-have" however there must be a section in it along the lines of "getting that 24p/film look from your HDV" along with some recipe, step-by-step instructions along the lines that DSE has done for some of his previous books highlighting Vegas Video...

The website is sparse a bit on detail - certainly if more light could be shed on this, that would be great...

Do we have a "Book Club" here like Oprah? Price discounts for dvinfo members on "sponsored" books?

Mark

<< For this book to be a "must-have" however there must be a section in it along the lines of "getting that 24p/film look from your HDV" >>

Well, from a filmmaker's perspective it is, but that doesn't necessarily hold true for everybody else who's using this camera. That's never been a primary concern of mine, not to take away from anybody who prefers 24p, but not everybody is into that.

I am finishing the book and will have a review shortly.

But I will say this: BUY IT!

heath