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December 21st, 2008, 10:35 AM | #16 |
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Anything I can do to get a better picture is for me! I'm in hog heaven with what I'm getting with the EX-1. You're talking to someone who has gone from PD-170s to the EX! I skipped the whole HDV era because it just didn't make that much difference to my eye.
If I could get rid of these pesky motion artifacts--horizon lines--I'd be a very happy camper--I'm only seeing these on the WD TV HD Media Player, btw. I'm irrevocably committed to 1080i60 to the tune of ten months of shooting and over 600Gs stored so please don't even HINT that I can't get a decent master from all this beautiful footage (is suicide painless?)! I was hoping to release (three titles) in Blu Ray but it seems obvious that a decent BD customer base is some time away and that SD will be what I market first. Best, Arthur |
December 21st, 2008, 11:29 AM | #17 |
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I am sure you can the get great picture quality from 60i. If the master on the NLE is great you can get great picture out. Maybe field choice has something to do with it.
Sorry I can't help more at this point since I have not shot interlaced footage in a few years. I am sure some people with a lot more knowledge than me regarding interlaced footage can help you out. It does not sound like Picture Profile at all. By the way I am going to start burning Blu-Ray off my Mac Pro with the MCE burner this week. I think the time is now for Blu-Ray. |
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