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As we enter the digital revolution, are you ready to thrive with HD technology? The 2010 HD Camera Comparison Guide has been released. This compilation of interviews with Directors and Directors of Photography on digital cinematography and the latest in HD technology is uncharted information from working professionals in the field. Find peace of mind and confidence as you gain more technical knowledge on digital motion picture cameras—including the RED ONE, Phantom, Genesis, EPIC, Mark II, P2, and the AG-HVX200...
From the creative concerns that DPs work with, to shooting techniques, equipment, accessories and workflow, this comprehensive audio program is an invaluable resource on the power and flexibility of digital technology. The 2010 Guide brings light to the collaboration and role of the cinematographer in a highly informative, practical and down-to-earth fashion. The program does not rule out shooting on film. Most of our interviewees shoot on both film and HD.
From the creative concerns that DPs work with, to shooting techniques, equipment, accessories and workflow, this comprehensive audio program is an invaluable resource on the power and flexibility of digital technology. The 2010 Guide brings light to the collaboration and role of the cinematographer in a highly informative, practical and down-to-earth fashion. The program does not rule out shooting on film. Most of our interviewees shoot on both film and HD.
Calibre - Stephen Murphy - Shot on 2 x Sony EX-1’s in HQ 1080P Mode
Whether you are looking for more technical knowledge, HD expertise, confidence, or the very right camera to purchase, this program is suited for all genres and shooting styles—feature length, shorts, commercials, music videos, documentary and nature subjects. This compilation of technical interviews with Directors and Directors of Photography is a priceless commodity because it is a condensed resource of technical information on all the top HD cameras in the field, including the RED ONE. With the 2010 Guide discover how to thrive with HD tools so you can get out there shooting! Staying focused with new technology can be difficult, don’t worry, sit back and relax, the 2010 Guide on CD format will deliver technical information grounded in long cultivated expertise.
Listen to the Guide and avoid sorting through outdated or potentially biased camera reviews, who best to learn from than professionals from the field who are passionate about their work. Cameras mentioned include:
Listen to the Guide and avoid sorting through outdated or potentially biased camera reviews, who best to learn from than professionals from the field who are passionate about their work. Cameras mentioned include:
- RED ONE
- Panavision Genesis
- Phantom
- P2
- Scarlet
- EPIC
- Mark II
- Vipercam
- Arriflex
- D-21
- AG-HVX200
- Panasonic SDX-900
- Sony HDCAM/CineAlta
- Sony EX-1
Ben Wolf of Topiary Productions: I was just involved on a shoot with a Phantom camera, which is a high speed camera. I was handling a RED and there was another guy operating a Phantom... A lot of these technical things, it’s just a matter of having the right collaboration who can smooth out some of those bumps. The basic concerns of cinematography are still the same, to me it’s about lighting and composition and and how you move the camera. Beyond that, the menus of the camera are things you can get out of a manual. You want to have somebody on set who knows the particular quirks of the particular camera... The RED has been the exciting camera to own over the past year or two.
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