Shot on DVX at DVinfo.net

Shuf Shukur · June 25th, 2004, 07:02 AM

Shot on DVX100. But it's a huge file, so if you don't have broadband, better not try it...:-)

About 80mb..

http://www.bizit.tv/video/BizIT30.wmv

Matthew de Jongh · June 26th, 2004, 05:29 AM

pretty well done, one suggestion, don't have your talent hold the mic.

hide the transmitter and pin the mic to their shirts etc.

simply pause between shots and move the mic from person to person, this will make a more level sound level and cut down on the noise as they pass the mic around.

did you have the iris set to auto? it seemed that a few times the light level might have shifted a little bit? this can be avoided by setting the iris levels by hand and adjusting them between shots.

matthew

Michael Summers · June 26th, 2004, 08:13 AM

was it just me or could you not tell whats going on? picture is all blurry

Matthew de Jongh · June 26th, 2004, 09:39 AM

well i wouldn't bet on it to win any awards but the picture was reasonably clear when i watched it.

matthew

Shuf Shukur · June 26th, 2004, 09:41 AM

OK. Thanks for the tips. It was the first time I had to interview so many people at one go. My max is two people.

You are right. It was pretty 'messy'.

As for the iris, gosh, I can't remember now. I think it must have been on auto.

Thanks again.

<<<-- Originally posted by Matthew de Jongh : pretty well done, one suggestion, don't have your talent hold the mic.

hide the transmitter and pin the mic to their shirts etc.

simply pause between shots and move the mic from person to person, this will make a more level sound level and cut down on the noise as they pass the mic around.

did you have the iris set to auto? it seemed that a few times the light level might have shifted a little bit? this can be avoided by setting the iris levels by hand and adjusting them between shots.

matthew -->>>

Shuf Shukur · June 26th, 2004, 09:43 AM

:-)

<<<-- Originally posted by Matthew de Jongh : well i wouldn't bet on it to win any awards but the picture was reasonably clear when i watched it.

matthew -->>>

June 25th, 2004, 07:02 AM	#1
Shuf Shukur New Boot Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Malaysia Posts: 18	Shot on DVX Shot on DVX100. But it's a huge file, so if you don't have broadband, better not try it...:-) About 80mb.. http://www.bizit.tv/video/BizIT30.wmv __________________ Shuf www.malaysia.tv

June 26th, 2004, 08:13 AM	#3
Michael Summers Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Chicago, Illinois Posts: 65	was it just me or could you not tell whats going on? picture is all blurry __________________ www.astrosecretfilms.com real independent

June 26th, 2004, 09:41 AM	#5
Shuf Shukur New Boot Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Malaysia Posts: 18	OK. Thanks for the tips. It was the first time I had to interview so many people at one go. My max is two people. You are right. It was pretty 'messy'. As for the iris, gosh, I can't remember now. I think it must have been on auto. Thanks again. <<<-- Originally posted by Matthew de Jongh : pretty well done, one suggestion, don't have your talent hold the mic. hide the transmitter and pin the mic to their shirts etc. simply pause between shots and move the mic from person to person, this will make a more level sound level and cut down on the noise as they pass the mic around. did you have the iris set to auto? it seemed that a few times the light level might have shifted a little bit? this can be avoided by setting the iris levels by hand and adjusting them between shots. matthew -->>> __________________ Shuf www.malaysia.tv

June 26th, 2004, 09:43 AM	#6
Shuf Shukur New Boot Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Malaysia Posts: 18	:-) <<<-- Originally posted by Matthew de Jongh : well i wouldn't bet on it to win any awards but the picture was reasonably clear when i watched it. matthew -->>> __________________ Shuf www.malaysia.tv

June 26th, 2004, 05:29 AM	#2
Matthew de Jongh Major Player Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: sounthern maine Posts: 344	pretty well done, one suggestion, don't have your talent hold the mic. hide the transmitter and pin the mic to their shirts etc. simply pause between shots and move the mic from person to person, this will make a more level sound level and cut down on the noise as they pass the mic around. did you have the iris set to auto? it seemed that a few times the light level might have shifted a little bit? this can be avoided by setting the iris levels by hand and adjusting them between shots. matthew

June 26th, 2004, 09:39 AM	#4
Matthew de Jongh Major Player Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: sounthern maine Posts: 344	well i wouldn't bet on it to win any awards but the picture was reasonably clear when i watched it. matthew