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Rob Lohman December 5th, 2001 04:33 AM

dv lighting + power
 
I was wondering what everybody was using as
a lighting kit for their DV shooting.... I hear a lot
of things like tungsten, lowell... But I need some
help to grasp it all... What are good kits to get?
Any articles or books i might want to check out
on this topic? How can I use my lights while i'm
on location where there isn't any power available?

Thanks for any help!

vuduproman December 7th, 2001 02:00 PM

Best Wide Angle Adaptor for XL1s?
 
I read somewhere that there are wide angle adaptors that you can zoom through and would be considered better than a wide angle lens?

I'm new to the XL1s and don't have either but I need a wide angle solution.

Can anyone give me their opinion/feedback? Thank you.

michael gegerfelt December 12th, 2001 02:14 AM

Canon MV400i and StudioDVplus?
 
I have a problem with my Canon MV400i camera when I try to use it with a Pinnaclesys StudioDVplus. I cant find the camera from neither Adobe Premiere or Studio 7.

My configuration is this:

Intel Motherboard (D850MV, P4, RIMM)
Canon MV400i
Pinnacle StudioDVplus
Windows 2000 (also tried Win XP)

Anyone who knows what to do?

Chris Hurd December 12th, 2001 08:22 AM

You have a European camera model. Tell the computer the US equivalent (Optura, Elura, etc.). Contact your dealer or the nearest Canon office to find what the US equivalent model is. Make sure your editing system supports PAL, because that's the system in which your camera records and plays back. Hope this helps,

NLEguide.com December 14th, 2001 12:51 PM

NLE Buyers Guide website improved
 
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You can search our database by application, system type, host platform, video input/output, cost range as well as manufacturer and system name.

With kind regards
-Yasmin Hashmi
NLE Buyers Guide @ NLEguide.com
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JoelSchreibman December 15th, 2001 05:52 PM

JVC HRDVS2-U - Any Problems?
 
Any problems using theJVC HRDVS2-U deck for playback and capture to save wear and tear on my XL-1 ?

What about software settings and such.

Am using DVRaptor, RAPTORVIDEO (v 2.01) for capture and ADOBE PREMIERE v5.1C for editing.

Once the season is over, I will upgrade both DVRaptor to 2.11 and Premiere to 6.1 (or is it 6.01 ?).

Carlos Mario Urrea December 16th, 2001 08:09 PM

The Best NLE NoteBook
 
I have always experienced just NLE in PC's. I'm actually working whit a Pinnacle DV500. But I'm Looking for a Note Book in wich I can perform profesional editions from DV material. I'm atraccted by Power Books and for FCP 3. But I dont Know how to compare it whit the posibillities of a Sony VAIO Whit Premiere 6.0 . There are someone of you that can enrinch my judment? If I go MAC, should I trust in Promax?

Thanks in advance, from Colombia.

Carlos Mario Urrea

Chris Hurd December 17th, 2001 06:25 AM

Howdy from Texas,

I noticed on the Canopus message boards that all of this has worked out for you... congratulations!

Chris Hurd December 17th, 2001 06:39 AM

Howdy from Texas,

ProMax is without a doubt the *top* dealer of Mac editing systems in the world -- and they are one of my sponsors. Yes, by all means, you can trust them!

Ask them for a PowerBook laptop Mac with Final Cut Pro 3, now that would be an impressive portable system. Hope this helps,

Rob Lohman December 20th, 2001 08:17 AM

EBU, PAL color bars
 
Hi everyone!

I'm going to pick up my XL1s PAL this evening! (yummie)..
Hope all goes well. One question I have is how to calibrate
with PAL EBU color bars! I have seen many NTSC SMPTE
color bar calibration tutorials, but not one on these PAL
bars. Any help, pointers or URLs would be greatly
appreciated!

Thanks!

Chris Hurd December 20th, 2001 12:05 PM

Hi Rob,

See these two pages... from Video University, one of my Top 10 Websites for DV, listed on the Resources page at www.dvinfo.net

http://www.videouniversity.com/tvbars2.htm
http://www.videouniversity.com/palbars.htm

Hope this helps,

filmmaker916 December 22nd, 2001 02:31 PM

please advise-Lcd monitor for xl1s
 
Hi,

I want to buy a lcd monitor for my xl1s.

Will I be able to fit any 4" lcd monitor that sells on ebay by buying the necessary brackets separately or should I be looking at only a particular kind of lcd monitor.

Also for 200$ more , is it worth and necessary to buy a 7" 16:9 lcd monitor. (This particular model has both 4:3 & 16:9 modes). Will a 2lb monitor be too bulky ?

Kindly advise.

Thanks,
Raj.

Chris Hurd December 22nd, 2001 10:04 PM

Ah, forget E-bay... this is the one you want. It's the one I use, too:

http://www.varizoom.com/monitors/tft.htm#theworks

(VariZoom is one of my website Sponsors). Hope this helps,

Bill Ravens December 24th, 2001 09:21 AM

Merry Xmas
 
Merry Christmas to one and all. I hope all your Christmas wishes are granted. This is a great forum and I'm greatful for the efforts Chris puts into making this happen.

Seasons Greetings,
Bill R.

Chris Hurd December 24th, 2001 10:56 AM

Thanks Bill,

The forums have been great because they really just run themselves. I'm glad we've got such a dedicated group of high-quality folks who are participating. Hopefully this whole thing will grow significantly next year -- but I'm most pleased with the way things have gone so far! Holiday greetings from the Rottweiler,


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