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  • Matt Gottshalk

    May 29, 2008 at 12:37 am in reply to: tired of getting bad footage

    Same thing happened to me quite some time ago.

    Know what I did?

    I went back to shooting again!

    Now I shoot 60% of the time and still edit too.

    Best of both worlds.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post
    https://www.mcgeedigitalmedia.com

  • Matt Gottshalk

    May 10, 2008 at 8:47 pm in reply to: HPX500 Shipment Stopped

    I was one of those on DVXuser who compared HIGHER end Sd glass to the lower end CAC HD glass. I took a J series Canon off of my DSR-500 and put it on another company’s HPX-500 that had the “kit” CAC lens. To MY eye the higher end SD lens looked better and had better contrast. Now on the long and short ends of the lens, nice HD glass resolution WILL be more apparent.

    When I finally pulled the trigger on buying my HPX two weeks ago, I scored a great deal on a nice Angenieux wide angle HD 2/3″ lens that looks simply incredible on the HPX.

    For a lot of clients, a NICE SD lens will be “good enough”.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    May 10, 2008 at 5:53 pm in reply to: Freelance non-compete?

    Non competes are unenforceable. Don’t sign it.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    May 10, 2008 at 5:49 pm in reply to: HPX500 Shipment Stopped

    Jan Crittenden said:

    “I know that it has been a concern to those of you that use 5600K Preset and when it is selected it seems to find color temperature balance giving the images a slight greenish cast. If you would like to, camera’s settings of 5600K Preset can be changed by our Panasonic Broadcast Engineering in Secaucus, NJ free of charge under standard warranty. All cameras registered into PASS for Panasonic extended warranty will be done under warranty as well.

    Please send your request to pbtscservice@us.panasonic.com indicating your contact information and full serial number of your camera. You will be contacted to schedule service. It usually takes 1-2 working days to complete service, excluding time of shipping. All camera get ship similar method as they are ship in, i.e.: ship in Overnight, ships out Overnight, ship in UPS Ground gets shipped out UPS Ground. You pay for shipping in, Panasonic pays for shipping back.
    This service is provided for AGHPX500P cameras sold by Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company (USA) only.
    For units sold in other countries please contact Panasonic office in the country of the origin.”

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 29, 2007 at 4:25 am in reply to: MaxxDigital ProAvio?

    Ron Amborn is the president of maxxdigital.

    ron@maxxdigital.com

    I chose them because of Walter’s and Bob Zellin’s recommendation.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 29, 2007 at 3:19 am in reply to: MaxxDigital ProAvio?

    You can contact Ron directly and talk to him about them.

    Thats what I did when I bought the exact same ones this week.

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 25, 2007 at 8:46 pm in reply to: Upgrading from DVX to HVX or Sony EX1

    Even the Red Camera has the rolling shutter issue:

    https://web.mac.com/fini1/iWeb/Site%20135/4k%20Red%20Camera.html

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 23, 2007 at 7:14 pm in reply to: Hvx200_3 camera shoot

    “I am considering running the mics into the middle wide-shot camera, with the left and right camera using the on camera mics. ”

    I’ll address this part of your post. DON’T do this!

    Use a mixer, run your mics into the mixer, and then run one of the outputs to EACH of your cameras, using some Y splitters if necessary.

    You want ALL of your cameras to have the same sound source. Syncing audio from a long form studio shoot in post is unnecessary and not smart.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 20, 2007 at 5:10 pm in reply to: lotsa grain…no gain

    Also be sure to use the BPRESS Gamma setting for the least noise.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

  • Matt Gottshalk

    December 16, 2007 at 11:20 pm in reply to: Capturing Beta SP

    It makes absolutely no sense to capture in 4:4:4 as betacam is 4:2:2 to begin with. 8 bit uncompressed is what I usually use when working with BSP and it looks fine.

    McGee Digital Media Inc.
    24P HD Production and Post

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