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Jim Montgomery October 4th, 2006 10:47 AM

Before I make the jump
 
Has anyone come up with a definitive decision on which lens to use on the 350? I was looking at Canon's XDCAM HD 1/2" 20:1 LENS KH20X64KRS. Shooting with a Z1 now and would really like to see Discovery/ESPN type quality ;)

Simon - thanks for the article on Vegas 7.0, one hurdle overcome.

Jim

Greg Penetrante October 4th, 2006 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim Montgomery
Has anyone come up with a definitive decision on which lens to use on the 350? I was looking at Canon's XDCAM HD 1/2" 20:1 LENS KH20X64KRS. Shooting with a Z1 now and would really like to see Discovery/ESPN type quality ;)

Simon - thanks for the article on Vegas 7.0, one hurdle overcome.

Jim

Jim,

The Canon is a great lens. That would be a fine choice. Also check out the Fuji S19x6.5 as well, because it was pretty darn close to the Canon at a third the price...

cheers,
-greg

Nate Weaver October 4th, 2006 09:52 PM

6.4 is barely wide enough for most uses, in my opinion.

I'd think the Fuji XS5.5 would be better choice, if on a budget.

David Mintzer October 4th, 2006 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Montgomery
Has anyone come up with a definitive decision on which lens to use on the 350? I was looking at Canon's XDCAM HD 1/2" 20:1 LENS KH20X64KRS. Shooting with a Z1 now and would really like to see Discovery/ESPN type quality ;)

Simon - thanks for the article on Vegas 7.0, one hurdle overcome.

Jim


Jim, what do you intend to shoot with a 350?

Greg Penetrante October 4th, 2006 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Nate Weaver
6.4 is barely wide enough for most uses, in my opinion.

I'd think the Fuji XS5.5 would be better choice, if on a budget.

nate,

how much is that XS5.5? It is under $9000? ;-)

best,
-greg

Nate Weaver October 4th, 2006 11:50 PM

If I'm not confusing with another lens, it can be had for around $7900.

Jim Montgomery October 5th, 2006 05:35 AM

David

I do hunting and fishing video both for broadcast and trade show promos. So 30p and over/under cranking is important. Currently I shoot the Z1 with Cine 30, capture with Cineform as progressive, and treat the timeline as progressive. Slow motion is achieved with AE using time warp. The direct to disk is great. Shooting 5 minutes of footage to get 10 - 15 seconds of a jumping fish seems like a complete waste of tape, plus edit time, disk space etc.

Jim

David Mintzer October 5th, 2006 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim Montgomery
David

I do hunting and fishing video both for broadcast and trade show promos. So 30p and over/under cranking is important. Currently I shoot the Z1 with Cine 30, capture with Cineform as progressive, and treat the timeline as progressive. Slow motion is achieved with AE using time warp. The direct to disk is great. Shooting 5 minutes of footage to get 10 - 15 seconds of a jumping fish seems like a complete waste of tape, plus edit time, disk space etc.

Jim


Sounds like the XCAMHD will definately work for you.


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