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  • Adam Smith

    September 18, 2009 at 1:15 pm in reply to: Sennheiser G2 problems staying on

    Actually to be clearer I wasn’t able to keep the unit on to be able to tweak anything. Only the green light would stay lit during this time, then the interface would come up for maybe a second and then go out, and it kept doing this over and over. I tried to power off but that did not work. The only way I could power off was to take the batteries out. So the interface was not even accessible during this period. I have never seen anything like this before so it freaked me out. The batteries were not rechargeable ones, and I tried several different kinds. I am thinking Sennheiser needs to take a look?

  • Adam Smith

    June 19, 2009 at 1:45 pm in reply to: Panasonic vs Sony for green screen production

    Curt,

    Thanks for your input and points taken. However I disagree with the keying in DV statement. We have done that and while keying in DV is possible we shall not take that route again. I also believe that since your on the Sony ICE Team of course your opinions are going to be skewed to lean towards the XD Cam HD format as being superior. I’ve done the research and comparing it to the HVX200a obviously you are correct but I don’t necessarily believe that to be true when it comes to the HVX300 or higher even though the imagers are smaller.

    What I find so very interesting here at the COW is how much info there is and how helpful the forum is. What I do find to be a bit confusing and sometimes daunting is the talk of “SPECS” and how some people rely on this information alone when purchasing a camera and how some people don’t take the “SPECS” as serious as others.

    What else do we have to reference the differences in the quality of cameras out there other than the “SPECS?” I realize ones ability to operate the camera will outweigh the “SPECS” any day, but when the end of the day comes aren’t our final products an extension of what we choose to use?

  • Adam Smith

    May 28, 2009 at 6:49 pm in reply to: Panasonic vs Sony for green screen production

    Yeah, we know how to light for green screen, I was just wondering for the Universities sake which direction to take as far as the quality is concerned and if there is much of a difference.

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