I Love 24p
Greg Olson - October 22nd, 2012
24p
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Classifieds
Selling a gently used Panasonic HMC-150
Hours: 203
Lens: Mint
Body: 9/10
Functions: Like New
Package Includes: Original Box, 3 sd cards, 2 batt, charger, carrying case, and a Calumet Lightweight Tripod.
$2,500.00
Please call or text 773.860.8951
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Video and Film Discussion
I recently read an article from Peter Jackson how he's filming the Hobbit in 48p and how he's done with and prefers the faster frame rate in all aspects. And I have to say I agree with him.
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Consumer Camcorders
Hi! I'm new here and I would like you guys to give me some ideas on how to make The Canon Vixia's 24p (through pulldown) to look even more like film because my videos have that sort of blurriness that you find in film but they don't run as smoothly. The image is great but isn't there a plug-in for Sony Vegas 8.0 Pro to make everything more "dreamy" and soft? Thankz
Firmware Hacks: Recording High Bitrates on Small Cameras
brunsdan - June 15th, 2010
Just a few short days ago, news came out that the firmware for the Panasonic Lumix GH1 got hacked. Now typically, you'd think that was a bad thing, and typically, you'd be right. However, in this case, that is far from the truth. Instead, the firmware hack for the GH1, made by Tester13, allows it to take MJPEG videos with a bitrate of up to 50 Mbps.
Why Using Interchangeable Lenses is the Future of Video
brunsdan - May 11th, 2010
Every once in a blue moon, a technology announcement goes from the usual to the revolutionary. With Sony's announcement of their tiny AVCHD high-definition camcorder with an interchangeable lens system, the revolution of interchangeable lenses has begun.
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Miscellaneous Techniques
I just watched the tutorial on creating a 'film look' using 24P, and I felt there were some misleading statements. I'd also like to add a very big comment about PLAYBACK.
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Miscellaneous Techniques
Ever since video began to compete with film for the dollars of Indy filmmakers, film afficionados have always argued that video was inferior because it's high framerate 29.97 and lack of selective focus makes it look too 'real'. Well for those who would like to know the real info on 24p here's an explanation of the framerate and how it works in video from Videopia.
The 24p Conspiracy from Videopia on Vimeo.
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Consumer Camcorders
Hello.
I have a Sony HDR-FX1. It is HDV, 1440x1080i. I will be looking to extract the footage to 30p(I think) with the Cineform NeoScene codec. I have chosen 30p because 90% of our views will probably beonline HD throughYouTube,Vimeo and/or company.
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Consumer Camcorders
I have a Canon HR10, and it has the option to either record in 60i or 24p. I always shoot in 24p, since i like the "slower" look and the fact that there is no "Interlace Lines" (I don't know what those are called.)
But i recently read somewhere that you always should shoot your movies with the highest frame rate possible, since you can change it to a lower frame rate in post ptroduction, and you will have more options.
