"Iso Record"

[Jamie Metzger]

I'm shooting something soon. It's an ISO record. I'm pretty sure I know what to expect, but just incase can anyone verify this....in the corporate sense?

 

thanks,

Jamie

[Jonathan Bowerbank]

I'm shooting something soon. It's an ISO record. I'm pretty sure I know what to expect, but just incase can anyone verify this....in the corporate sense?

 

I'm not so sure anyone really knows what this posting is about :/

[Jamie Metzger]

Just so you know, when you shoot ISO on a corporate shoot, this means (of many things) that you are a usually tethered via triax cable back to a switcher. I was the only camera on a live shoot, so they were recording my camera to tape, but also sending a live feed to a projection screen. It was ISO, because they have a copy of the tape I shot for editing, but also because they can isolate the feed from my camera (if there more than one), and put that on a live screen.

[Walter Graff]

Iso is short for isolated. In a multi camera situation it means that besides the switched feed you are being recorded in addition ISOlated from that feeds output. Some also say this term with asingle camera record that is recording both to camera and shown to another output like a monitor.

[Jonathan Bowerbank]

I was pretty sure about what an ISO was, just wasn't sure what your question was regarding it, ha ha

 

Hope it went well!

[Nicholas Jenkins]

I was thinking I.S.O. as in International Standards Organization. That's why I was confused. WOOPS!!!