March 6th, 2006 - Filed under: Articles, Interview

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There is a great article over at Studio Monthly entitled, “Hands-On HD: Getting the Most Out of High Def.” It features first person advice from over one dozen HDV experts. Here’s an excerpt:


However much you know - or think you know - about HD production, there’s always more to be learned. Just because you’re an ace HDCAM operator doesn’t mean you’ll instinctively be able to coax gorgeous images out of the inexpensive, option-rich handhelds that have exploded onto the market. And no matter how much experience you have in the realm of high-end post-production, tricky new formats like HDV have thrown a monkey wrench in the works. That’s why we’ve asked production and post-production pros with real-world hands-on experience shooting and finishing HD formats, to share some of their hard-earned advice on dealing with HD footage and equipment.

Read the article.

[ via FresHDV ]

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