[Shane Ross] “If you don’t have that, you need to find a place that does, or buy it. if you will be shooting a LOT of HDV, that it might be a wise investment. HDV as a format should never be used for editing…I argue against using it for shooting, but that stops no one…thus the need to capture it at a more compatible and editable format, DVCPRO HD.”
In your opinion – lots of people would disagree with you on that one, not everyone has the budget available to shoot DVCPro 100. HDV has it’s place and that includes for editing. Lots of BS circulating out there about the capabilities of HDV, most of it based on theory. In reality it is a much more forgiving format than the critics would have you think. I use a broad mix of HD formats from HDV to 10 bit Uncompressed , so I’m commenting from experience, and I have found it to be a useful addition to our toolset, we’ve cut HDV material into HDcam shot pieces with no problems at all.
Steve Connor
Cardinal HD
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