Jason
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I’m just not sure if we’re ready to tackle HD yet. A lot of people still can’t playback HD. And, all the bugs haven’t been worked out…as far as editing and distributing.
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Well, maybe I should forget about DV50 for now and go with the DSR-500 or DSR-570 cam. At least until I’m ready for HDV.
Do you know if I can firewire in and out of these 2 cameras with PrPro 1.5?
Do you have any other suggestions for me? I want to upgrade my gear, I’m just not sure which direction to go.
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where have you been, and where are you going? By that I mean, on what format are you currently shooting (forget the particular camera model for the moment), and on what format do you envision yourself shooting in the near future?
I shoot a lot of corporate and sales type video. I also shoot 60 Minutes style interviews for other production companies (sports shows, cooking shows, etc.) and documentaries. I typically shoot on DVCAM and I am thinking of buying a DSR-500 for its 2/3 inch chips and 16:9/4:3 capability, but have been warned that in 4:3 mode it crops the sides of the 16:9 image and reduces the resolution. I’ve also been told that is total crap. Which one is true?
As far as the question, “…where are you going?”, I want to leave my options open. I can’t afford to buy a Digibeta or HDCAM, nor would I like to, because I don’t have the clientele to pay for it. I just want a high quality DVCAM camera that shoots both widescreen and standard aspect ratios.
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The following is a post from the Dreamweaver forum.
If you just need a simple client area script (well, it’s not simple really) then Curtis (in charge of the Web Design forum) has one for free that I’ve implemented on my site. You set up users and their access (upload/download) and they login and can see only files you upload just for them.
I looked for the post he is referring to, but couldn’t find it.
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I actually talked with an APlus Hosting tech support guy. He said, “…keep in mind, you can only do this through Internet Explorer.” That is the only help he offered. Other than that, he said I should talk to a programmer.