[John Oldham]

Scale all down to 720 for sure. This is still HD anyway so should be good quality, just not quite 1080. It won’t be particularly noticable difference unless using a large screen in my experience.

video production companies

[John Oldham]

Fantastic 5d mk II depth of field examples here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra9XLtjBzUU

video production companies

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[John Oldham]

I would definitely advise buying an XLR based mic and the best quality you can buy is Sennheiser in my opinion. You can get a beechtech adapter to provide the best quality sound levels using an XLR mic, however we have just finished a shoot using the Sennheiser We112 radio mic which we plugged directly into the cannon and with a mini jack cable…..a little messing with the audio levels on the camera (note you need the firmware update to do this) and you can get excellent quality sound very simply.

I would not advise straying from Sennheiser or Sony if you want the top level of sound quality, these XLR mics are used in TV production and will serve you well, although they will be a little more expensive than some of the others mentioned above

Corporate Video Manchester

[John Oldham]

Final Cut Pro’s magic bullet has that effect – called bad TV. Very easy to use and customise the colouration and degree of distortion.

http://www.groundbreakproductions.co.uk>Corporate Video Northwest