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  • Galen Yeo

    April 28, 2012 at 12:53 am in reply to: New Sony Cam at NAB PMW100

    So the big question is – why don’t they update the Sony EX range to record at 50 mb/s – which is what the camera needs?

    That would really boost the range. We don’t need another 1/3 inch camera.

    https://cinescopophilia.com/sneak-peek-sony-pmw-100-xdcam-50mbps-camera/

  • Galen Yeo

    April 28, 2012 at 12:49 am in reply to: How can this be?

    I’d use Shotput pro software to be safe. The only time I’ve encountered this problem was when a shot was spanning two cards. The last shot of one card and the first shot of another – typically doesn’t always show up in the XDCam browser.

    We’ve lost data in cards before – and found that the card was defective. It was still within a year of purchase but our local Sony office did not want to honour the warranty, claiming that it wasn’t covered (although the camera purchased with it was). After a while, they checked the card and found that it was faulty. The first sign is that it doesn’t format correctly.

    I’d send the card in for checking by Sony – or change the card if it’s not a SxS card.

  • Galen Yeo

    March 17, 2010 at 3:38 pm in reply to: Any bigger chips on the horizon?

    Why isn’t anyone using Quicktime like what JVC uses…I’m sure there are reasons. I believe Aja’s recording box grabs in pro-res.

  • Galen Yeo

    March 16, 2010 at 4:40 pm in reply to: HPX-500 or EX3

    Last time I looked at a Discovery channel deliverables guide – XDCam cameras – which were only 1/2 inch at the time were acceptable for broadcast. FYI.

  • Galen Yeo

    March 16, 2010 at 4:26 pm in reply to: Any bigger chips on the horizon?

    The codec doesn’t bother me as long as it plays well on a machine, and yes, I agree that DVCPro HD is a great codec. Canon is undeniably the best DSLR out there but then again, a different discussion and not something we’d want to mix with the panasonic. We own a HDX 900 anyway – and like it very much.

  • Galen Yeo

    March 15, 2010 at 3:22 pm in reply to: Any bigger chips on the horizon?

    Hi Dan

    Thanks for your post. I wholly agree with you that resolution isn’t everything. Where we are – compression via satellite can be pretty awful though. I forgot about AVC-Intra 100 – and yes, when we see it on the smaller cameras, maybe it’ll be a step forward?

    I enjoy Panasonic, but like many others, I haven’t been sold that P2 is the best way to go in terms of the overall workflow we have. P2 users are no doubt used to it, but I’d like to see how long Panasonic is going to be able to hold on considering that flash storage is getting faster and cheaper everyday. And I can’t help that many other buyers like myself look at certain choices as deal breakers. In running a company with many cameras and productions and hours – the easier workflow and the more ubiquitous media is the no-brainer.

    Everything gets old real fast.

    Cheers

  • Galen Yeo

    October 10, 2009 at 1:49 am in reply to: Avid Quad Core Specs – Help Needed

    The Avid specs qualify the dual quad core 2.26 with MC software only not DX – anyone running a similar config on this? Thanks

  • Galen Yeo

    March 18, 2009 at 1:14 pm in reply to: Mac Support for AVC Cam?

    I don’t have the camera – only tested it out.

    Sorry! I believe there may be improvements, but you should google or ask panasonic.

  • Galen Yeo

    October 17, 2008 at 12:53 am in reply to: Mac Support for AVC Cam?

    I do not own this camera and cannot advise. Use it to shoot your home movies. Thanks for sharing.

  • Galen Yeo

    October 17, 2008 at 12:43 am in reply to: Mac Support for AVC Cam?

    I returned the camera before shooting on the other modes. I was not interested in shooting on the other modes.

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