Single Frame
This camera makes some lovely images.
Thought I'd share one for those who are interested. Exported from timeline as tif. 24Pa Thin Detail -3 http://www.geocities.com/the_griffiths/dvx_still2.tif Will Griffith |
Wow. That's really gorgeous!
If you have any other stills, please post away! This camera is amazing. I've only gotten to play with it at B&H, but the images are stunning, especially next to the other MiniDV cameras they have there on display. I can't wait to get one myself. |
>please post away
I will when I get time. It does the best at closeups, interviews, etc. but as with most prosumers cams image quality starts to deteriorate with lots of detail (i.e. moving trees, grass etc.). It works wonderful fo what I've wanted it to do. I've even used it for some greenscreene stuff with success. The best looking stuff from that was of course the closeups. Will griffith |
Chroma Key Test
The free hosting site may start denying the bandwidth,
but I'll post anyway. http://www.geocities.com/the_griffiths/key.tif This one I used Photoshop and just did a color range and deleted the greenscreen. No fancy keying software so that's why it looks bad. This is where DV really falls apart, but the next one looks better I think. http://www.geocities.com/the_griffiths/AEkey.tif The above was done with some After Effects backflips. Looks better, to me anyway. The only real problem I have with this camera is the battery/power supply deal. The batteries don't hold much and the power supply I believe was made as complicated as possible. I like the PD150 much better in this regard. However, I haven't used the Sony in over a month, so the 100's image quality speaks for itself. Will Griffith |
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