Hello friends! , just to ask if this new cameras recording format are compatible
with the SPRO,4000 any try
Thanks....Franklin..
New HDSLR cameras,Canon and Nikon
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Re: New HDSLR cameras,Canon and Nikon
Hello Franklin,
What format/s do these cameras save their video files in?
This topic is certainly a hot-one from both 'sides' (from videographers producing digital stills and from photographers producing video). In the Casablanca Expert MembersOnly Webinar in August (8/27/09) this topic was presented and Casablanca colleagues Tim & Beth Thrift shared the outcome of their research and experience.
In a nut-shell, Tim indicated they chose to go with a video camera that also produced high quality digital stills rather than the other way around as he/they felt it easier/better to produce video with a video camera 'design' (they shoot with the Sony HDR-XR520V).
You can view the streaming video from that webinar (and download the 8-page PDF notes) on my website here: http://www.casablancaexpert.com/article ... rsArchives
Regards,
Chet
What format/s do these cameras save their video files in?
This topic is certainly a hot-one from both 'sides' (from videographers producing digital stills and from photographers producing video). In the Casablanca Expert MembersOnly Webinar in August (8/27/09) this topic was presented and Casablanca colleagues Tim & Beth Thrift shared the outcome of their research and experience.
In a nut-shell, Tim indicated they chose to go with a video camera that also produced high quality digital stills rather than the other way around as he/they felt it easier/better to produce video with a video camera 'design' (they shoot with the Sony HDR-XR520V).
You can view the streaming video from that webinar (and download the 8-page PDF notes) on my website here: http://www.casablancaexpert.com/article ... rsArchives
Regards,
Chet
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Chet !! canon use..CF Card Type I and II,for recording video.
My question will MS suport this new option ,is MM manager
compatible with this format..
Thanks..Franklin
My question will MS suport this new option ,is MM manager
compatible with this format..
Thanks..Franklin
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Re: New HDSLR cameras,Canon and Nikon
Franklin,
Because you are a member of my website I did a little research here (Canon website:
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/contr ... chSpecsAct)
The CF Card is the media but the format appears to be an .MOV file (specifically an H.264 file) with a linear PCM audio track. It is my understanding that right now (the release version) of the Bogart 2 OS does not fully support importing native MOV files but there is a version in testing (released in PAL) that apparently does that job.
Before I were to convert to purchase a new camera/s , I would either wait to see myself first-hand or receive confirmation from a colleague (here on this list, for example) of a person who has had successfully importing from that camera into my editor.
Regards,
Chet
Because you are a member of my website I did a little research here (Canon website:
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/contr ... chSpecsAct)
The CF Card is the media but the format appears to be an .MOV file (specifically an H.264 file) with a linear PCM audio track. It is my understanding that right now (the release version) of the Bogart 2 OS does not fully support importing native MOV files but there is a version in testing (released in PAL) that apparently does that job.
Before I were to convert to purchase a new camera/s , I would either wait to see myself first-hand or receive confirmation from a colleague (here on this list, for example) of a person who has had successfully importing from that camera into my editor.
Regards,
Chet
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Hey Chet thanks again !! for you time.
I hope this update comes before SPRING BREAK 2010... ,jajaja.
I am planing to get de Canon D7,this is the future !! so GERMANY
get ready to do many UPDATES...
I hope this update comes before SPRING BREAK 2010... ,jajaja.
I am planing to get de Canon D7,this is the future !! so GERMANY
get ready to do many UPDATES...
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Re: New HDSLR cameras,Canon and Nikon
Hi Franklin
What are you going to do with the camera - are you going to shoot stills or video with it? If you do video be aware of the low light conditions if they cope well without a flash.
SLR cameras are great without a flash during the day but can't cope so well when the sun goes down without a flash. Also the sound quality is that clear as many photograhers don't really have to think about the audio - we have to, as it is one of the major aspects of a video.(is there an input for external mics or a headphone jack or control the sound as you can do with my Z1) How much video footage can you fit on a card if you would do a ceremony or speeches and have to change cards every 15 min or so.
Just a few things to think about before you buy one.
PS. I haven't upgraded to the new PAL operating system yet just too busy editing.
What are you going to do with the camera - are you going to shoot stills or video with it? If you do video be aware of the low light conditions if they cope well without a flash.
SLR cameras are great without a flash during the day but can't cope so well when the sun goes down without a flash. Also the sound quality is that clear as many photograhers don't really have to think about the audio - we have to, as it is one of the major aspects of a video.(is there an input for external mics or a headphone jack or control the sound as you can do with my Z1) How much video footage can you fit on a card if you would do a ceremony or speeches and have to change cards every 15 min or so.
Just a few things to think about before you buy one.
PS. I haven't upgraded to the new PAL operating system yet just too busy editing.
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