Drew Fortier

well I guess no one has sny sugestions for me.. maybe someone can recomend a better forum to post this question? Or does the question not make sence..... any help would be greatly apprecieated!

well you can shoot on that camera, and then absolutly make a DVD from it... but it might not look as amazing as it could. that camera is only a single CCD, so it doesn't shoot the same "quality" as something like an gl1 or something. Basically, it doesn't shoot "broadcast" quality. But this shouldn't disxourage you from shooting... just don't expect it to look like Kill Bill or somthing. I find the ZR line of canon cameras don't like to shoot indoors. And if you do, you have to use a lot of light, so as not to have an image that is really grainny. and 16bit refers to the quality of audio the camera is recording at. 16bit I think is medium quality on those camera's ( I am not shure what quality CD's are recorded at 16bit or 24bit) hope this helps

Don't know if this is the write foum for this, but I am shooting some stop-motion, on video. And i am having trouble properly focusing the lens'. I seem to be getting some vinyeting on the very edges of the frame. THe camera's are JVC KY-F1030's and they are mounted with Fujinon Lens' (a threaded mount). Anyways, the cameras have a back focus, and so do the lens'. I can properly focus using an Accu-chart. and once i do that I can zoom in and out, and not loose focus. But as soon as I go wide (7.5mm to 14mm), I totally use focus on the edge of my frame. I am shooting at 5.6 to 8 so I would think that should give ample enough depth of field. anyways.. I am just wondering if anyone has any sugestions or tips for me to try and fix this, or to prove that these lens' are in fact crap... thanks in advance