Martha Wilson
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It’s an insect documentary. How are sporting events played back? Television, streaming, dvd… Aren’t they all shot 60fps? Thanks.
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I’m filming an insect documentary. The bugs look great at 60 fps per second but I’m a little concerned that interviews might look strange. Then again, this is an insect documentary. What do you think?
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it did help, thanks.
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Thanks, will do.
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With the apple tv, do you just put the QT movie on there? What’s the procedure? I’ve never worked with one.
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I will do this. Thanks for telling me.
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First of all, I want to say thank you for all of your invaluable information. You guys are amazing. I’m in Merida Mexico. Forget digital cinema. My movie looks great because I shot it with an HVX200, 720/24p, edited with FCP. Cute little story, incredible scenery/backdrop (¡viva Mexico!) etc… Also made DVDs using DVD Studio Pro. Which look terrible on the big screen. Tomorrow I’m going to the theatre with my MacBook Pro, and the QT movie (which looks good, not as good as it does in fcp but tons better than the DVD) and see if we can’t put it up like that. I’ll look into getting the Apple Tv. That may be a viable solution where I am. Again, can’t tell y’all how much I appreciate the wise and varied advice.
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yeah but I don’t have that option here. what does scanning back to film mean? is it expensive
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shot it on p2 HVX200, edited on final cut pro, compressed to dvd studio pro and lost so much picture quality. i have the opportunity of showing the movie in a theater, saw it today there as a test run, and i was not pleased. why do the images look so perfect in final cut pro and then so not perfect when i play the dvd from dvd studio pro. oh, and i’m almost out of money for this, how expensive is it to get a film print?