Saurabh

Hi, I have been trying to find out about this for some time on the net and off it but haven't got any answers yet. Recently we were shooting with a 535b and it's display was showing "Filter" on the right top corner. I haven't seen this ever on any other display. We tried to turn on/off the viewfider contrast filter but it didn't make any change on the display, i.e it still showed "filter" on the right top corner. There was nothing wrong with the footage but no one could tell me why the display was showing "filter". Anyone with any explaination, please mail asap. Thank You Saurabh Goswami AC Mumbai India

Has this(interpolated rotoscopy) been done before or was this the first time? Secondly, I don't understand if there was a need of shooting it with a camera, couldn't this be done completeyl through computer animation? Or would it be more difficult in that?

Hi, I attended a technical seminar on the thompson viper in Mumbai, India. What I don't understand about it is the "cinemascope aspect ratio" i.e 2.35:1 ratio... how is it done, they said " Dynamic Pixel management" I don't completely understand that. Then, if it is just the pixels being managed, how i sit behaving on the viewfinder and then are there any optics changing? Thanking you.

Hi, I attended a technical seminar on the thompson viper in Mumbai, India. What I don't understand about it is the "cinemascope aspect ratio" i.e 2.35:1 ratio... how is it done, they said " Dynamic Pixel management" I don't completely understand that. Then, if it is just the pixels being managed, how i sit behaving on the viewfinder and then are there any optics changing? Thanking you.