Just a quick hello to all on this forum.

My moving picture history goes back to being 10 years old and making super 8, stop-motion movies in my garage.

Anyhow, life has a funny way of working out, and I'm now a self-emplyed web developer, but I'm regularly asked to do some small video productions (usually for viewing on the web).

I have a Panasonic AG-HMC41E, as well as a little Canon Legria HF200, which I use when I need a really small camera. I use Final Cut Pro Studio for all of my post-production work.

Being self-emplyed, I am always looking for the most economic options.

I still consider myself an amateur, but please don't tell my clients!

All the best,
Bruce

In business, people only care that you deliver.

Andrew

HI there Bruce and welcome, I'm Peter from Melbourne and like it when I see more aussies jump on board here. It's a great place to be and get involved with.

Too true. The more Aussies the better.

As we all know, the current understanding of the planet is flawed by 180° and Australia is in fact on top of the world. Thankfully there is a corrective map or two out there.

Andrew

So now I know why the sun comes up on the left-hand side and the moon is upside-down in Los Angeles.

I ended up walking from Inglewood into the near vicinity of Watts thinking I was heading for the coast.

I found out later it is apparently is not the sort of place an old goat should be casually strolling. I was dressed poverty chiq in trackies and flannel shirt at the time.

The folk were however quite helpful "Ah You come from the 'wood". I thought "Hollywood" at the time and did not make much sense of it but the instructions held true and I found my old Korean-owned motel again.