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Why HELLO there!
Hello to you and you. First of all, I am greatful to find one of the best forum for DV videographers.
To start off, I am a college student majoring in business. Then why am I here? Honestly, I need to be a marketable candidate (employable) right after graduation and from the looks of my G.P.A., I feel like crying. Hence, I like to start now rather then later and create some video projects and somehow relate back to my major. I have a 10 year old Sony camcorder (TRV-520) and it still works great! Going to invest in a decent tripod with a fluid head. I have one question and I'll stop here: Using a consumer camcorder, is there a way that you can make the film somewhat "film" like feel? Hope that made sense. Thanks for your time. Cheers! |
Hi Kev, I'm about to graduate soon too, and although my GPA's all right, I know what you're going through. Here is a link to one of our own forums dedicated to making video look like film...
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/forumdisp...?s=&forumid=34 The two main things for giving NTSC video a "film feel" is deinterlacing, and gamma and color alteration. There are also numerous other articles and forums online about the topic. Do a search on it here, and you'll have more info than you could possibly read in a week (some threads have over 1000 posts). Good luck with your projects, and get an internship before you graduate! |
Welcome aboard Kevin. For everything film look (which is much,
MUCH more then just some settings or using a program) check out our special film look forum. Browse through the forum and read the many threads on the subject there. |
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