MattHawkins Online - Film Making Forum

Final cut studio and shake. FCS was corporate discount on upgrade price, shake was corporate discount...total $1500

Liza's more of a producer than a director

The main problem I have with super 8 is that it's almost always really fast film...big grain, so it's very noisy...but great in low light. It's the same as having big pixels on a chip...great in low light, but looks like cr** as it pixelates. The advantage with HD is that the chip needs lots of ligh...

1/3" chip = 7mm 2/3" chip = 15mm we would need a 1.3" chip to have 35mm with a chip that size, and the equivalent number of pixels on the chip, your subjects would start to look like pacman. The solution has been to increase the resolution of the chip as it scales up...problem then is...

That's a technical consideration mostly though, in action shots it doesn't tend to be used due to the fact that some one has to try to keep the shot in focus. Easy when people are hitting marks and they're all pre-measured, not so easy when you're flipping a car or throwing things at people. As far ...

I think that interspersing that with statements from mental health professionals talking both about the problems that lead up to this kind of behavior and how to prevent/do early interventions on these behaviors/warning signs...Perhaps showing more of the beginning rather than the end... Start with ...

Hey, I'm over here from Liza's board, read some of the tutorials in the past here and was asked to jump over here to pitch in what I could :) Perhaps backing up the clips we generate with interviews with psychology professionals who would be willing to help out...maybe even some judges or lawyers as...

I made the mediachance one as well. I'm pretty happy with the results...just trying to figure out how to get it closer to my camera. The minimum focal distance on a Canon XL1s is quite long for this purpose. I built a rod system to go underneath it to lock it all together. The benefit of using a 35m...