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Lombre

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  1. I completely agree with you on this.
  2. If you liked "In the mood for love", you have to watch 2046, another master piece from Mr.Doyle and following of Itmfl.
  3. The Sony EX1 seem a really good camera for sure, if you have the budget, buy one and let us know what you think of it. The HVX200 has made his proof, it is not a perfect camera but you can have very nice image from it, no doubt and also consider you can find a very good condition HVX200 camera used for a really good price now with some P2 cards. (my2c)
  4. That is true, if you use the HD component out, it take priority on the video out. You need another HD monitor to use two of them.
  5. Hi, I have a DVX100A for sale. Here is the add on Craiglist Toronto. Price is in Canadian dollar. http://toronto.craigslist.org/ele/278779333.html
  6. Hi Wade, For compression use H.264 from Quicktime or go with Sorenson Media (Squeeze-4)
  7. This is really good quality images from the DVX100B. Bravo ! Was is shoot with 16:9 wide convertion lense? What compression did you use? H.264
  8. At least, you found it by yourself. Lol.
  9. Here is what I found : "Baraka is evidence of a huge global project fueled by a personal passion for the world and visual art. Working on a reported US$4 million budget, Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson, with a three-person crew, swept through 24 countries in 14 months to make this stunning film / movie. One of the very last movies shot in the expensive TODD-AO 70mm format, Ron Fricke developed a computer-controlled camera for the incredible time-lapse shots, including New York's Park Avenue rush hour traffic and the crowded Tokyo subway platforms."
  10. I saw it when it when it came out (IMAX) a few years ago 92 or 93. Painstakingly shot on Todd AO-70mm film. The quality of the cinematography is outstanding. "Shots flip from solitary Monks to crowded streets from great temples to images of war firing a hundred and one thoughts in your mind that you never complete."
  11. But it will never be the same film, however. Phil wrote: "Careful. Americans want remakes, and because they control what the big LA companies choose to distribute worldwide, it's what we get. It isn't necessarily what we want." I really hope so, if not, it will be an attack to your intelligence. Have a chance to see the real C.R.A.Z.Y. first.
  12. Yes, I agree C.R.A.Z.Y. is, for me, one if not the best french Canadian film in the decade or more. Et oui, Ben, the film make me think about Ang Lee's "Icestorm" for the mood. The casting was just perfect for all the characteres. Also Ben, you did not mentioned how good the music choice is and just perfect to give the mood of the 60's and 70's; may be it is for me, I'm born 9 days after the main charactere Zac. A must see for all film lovers, you won't regret it. p.s.: You can be prood of this one, no doubt.
  13. Lombre

    Outdoors shooting

    Hi JoLaurits, I used Sorenson Squeeze 4 for MPEG4 by Sorenson Media. And wait to see the new codec for MPEG4 (ADV) or H.264 in the new Quicktime, very, very nice quality.
  14. Lombre

    Outdoors shooting

    Why not shooting in 24P or 24PA, that is the DVX advantage and the preset Cine Gamma at F5 and F6 just look awesome. You can then play with them if you want to adjust some like Details, Master ped, Chroma level, but the preset are just excellent. Here is a small movie I've done with water reflexions: Link
  15. You can find what you looking for at the DVXUSER.com site, there is a test comparison side by side between the two cameras. If you shoot with the anamorphic lense, you will have the best resolution with the DVX100A, but you will loose the ease off by the use of it. You can find all the response to your answer for the DVX.
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