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Sleeping Tiger February 20th, 2002 04:23 PM

Lil Ole Me
 
Hi everybody. Just wanted to introduce myself. I live in Texas and am the proud, primary user of a Canon XL1 for the company I work for. We deliver web solutions and I occasionally take the camera out to do interviews and talking heads for the web. I love this camera and when I found out there was a forum for it I just had to join. Look forward to talking to you.

Ken Tanaka February 20th, 2002 04:48 PM

Welcome Sleeping Tiger!
 
If you like your XL-1, boy, have you found a home. This has to be one of the best online communities for DV shooters (particularly Canon shooters) on the 'Net. Constructive, helpful, rarely flaming.

Rest your stripes and dig-in!

khansufyaan February 21st, 2002 03:56 PM

intro
 
Hello All,

Another brand spankin' new media lover on board!! Just wanted to intro myself. I am 21 years old in Southern Cali!!! I just love this website. As a starter I need advice. After looking at all the reviews I have decided to go with XL1S camera. However, I am thinking of getting a MAC G4 computer with a Final Cut Pro 3 software to do all the editing (I have been to alot of MAC seminars and they all use XL1's and XL1S's). I wanted advice from you guys about what kind of computers and software's professionals out there use? And what options do I have.

Because I am starting off new I want to invest in the lastest hardware specs and software out there to edit my movies. Secondly is there any newer camera's coming out e.g. Updated versions of XL1S's. If there is then I would want to wait rather than buying a XL1S now.

Thanks

Chris Hurd February 21st, 2002 04:09 PM

Welcome to our little corner of the web here. Since the XL1S was introduced somewhat less than a year ago, there will most likely not be any changes from Canon for the forseeable near future. Now, the as far as the aging GL1 is concerned, that's another question!

;-)

Mike Avery February 22nd, 2002 06:57 PM

Hey Chris,

I've been thinking about the GL1 as a backup. Do you have some inside information about an update?

Would you recommend waiting a while to get one?

Thanks,

Mike Avery

nixstudio February 24th, 2002 04:05 AM

Greetings
 
Im the proud owner/user of the SONY VX2000, but ive had a problem. Have error code, but dont know what it means. Do you? C:31:23
wont let me do anything in VCr or Camera mode. Please help.
Thanx
Nicole 818-

Justin Walter February 24th, 2002 04:27 AM

I tried calling but the line was busy. You probably shouldn't list your phone number unless you want wierd guys like me calling you at all hours of the night. The error you are seeing means S real fault - You can try to Load the Tape again, and perform operations from the begining, I got this info from the following page, I really know nothing about sonys

http://www.bealecorner.com/trv900/docs/faults.jpg

If that doesn't work try removing the battery and power cord, and plug it in again. If you still can't get it to work you may have to take it to an an authorized sony repair shop. Good luck.

nixstudio February 24th, 2002 04:29 AM

thnx DR
 
thnx, will try evrything again for good measure

Dan O'Bannon February 26th, 2002 07:29 PM

XL1S user
 
Hi, my name is dan, I'm new to the site, and can use all the help I can get, also have some info to share, I'm going to atempt a feature movie soon!

Rob Lohman February 27th, 2002 04:32 AM

Welcome aboard and let us know how your movie endeaver
goes!

Orca8888 March 4th, 2002 09:13 PM

Los Angeles Rat!
 
Hey Folks!

I'm new here, so I thought I'd tip my hat and say "Hi". If any of you are interested in shooting DV movies in Los Angeles or Southern California, I'd love to hear about your experiences, interests or war stories.

If any of you are shooting DV movies anywhere else in the world, I'd love to hear the same from you.

Go for it, guys!

Charles Papert March 5th, 2002 12:39 AM

Howdy neighbor:

DV filmmaking is more than alive and well here in the Southland!

I'm about to start planning the second round of an experiment that involved eight groups of writers, directors and actors who had to write, shoot and edit five-minute shorts over a 48 hour period--the films were all screened on the second night for a SRO audience at a theatre company in Hollywood. It was an insane experience and some pretty creative results.

Regarding Filmlook--it's a great process but very similar results can be had using the Cinelook plugin for After Effects, much more time consuming but considerably cheaper in the long run. Also the Frame Movie Mode is a decent alternative (and it's free, just a push of the button!)

Rob Lohman March 5th, 2002 02:57 AM

My articles about my first shoot are up at Chris' site if
you are interested, they can be found here:

http://www.dvinfo.net/
Go directly into the Articles menu and you'll see the
following new articles under DV Production Notes:

My First Movie: Taking Those First Steps, Part One
My First Movie: Taking Those First Steps, Part Two

Please let me know what you think!

Good luck with your movies!

Foolking March 6th, 2002 03:44 PM

Hello From Indianapolis
 
Actually I am in Carmel. I have used the XL1 ofr a while now and love it. I currently determining what camera to get to set up a 3 Camera outfit for live recordings. I leaning towards thre XL1S cams on tripods with remote zooms. Any comments?

Later
Sean

Rob Lohman March 7th, 2002 03:07 AM

Welcome aboard!


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