Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
 

Hey im dan from edmonton alberta and i have a canon XL-2. If anyone is from this area it would be cool to maybe hook up with them or if they need some help with something i would be happy to help out. Anyways hope to hear from you guys.

Hey the Oilers are sure in a slump losing 7 in a row. Hopefully thay can turn it around. It's cool to see someone from Edmonton, an awesome city.

Hi, From Jimmy, Edmonton Canada
 

Hello, I'm Jimmy Bustos, glad to join this very cool Forum.
I'm originally from a little town in Chile, SA. I lived in Edmonton for about 22 years. I'm a processional video editor in a small postproduction company, but my favorite thing is to do my own little projects, docs, shorts anything to do with the more creative side of this industry.

Take care

Jimmy Bustos

Hi Dan
 

Hey, good to see someone else from Edmonton.
I got a DVX 100 AP and I'm currently working on a documentary and a movie I shot in the last little while.
If you want to chat just email me.

Bye
Jimmy

Welcome to the group, I'm also in Edmonton, and have a Sony HVR-1ZU
just playing with video now.

Hey Guys,
I'm from Edmonton
www.dmbvideo.com

speaking of Oilers, got to two games so far..the lousy one to Colorado,
worst game I've seen them play in a very long time
and then Last night to the Blue Jackets, wow..much better performance :)

Hi Dan & Dave,

I always wondered if there were any Albertans on this site. We should get together some time and chat (I have an XL1s and use Vegas). I am occasionally in the Edmonton area. Sorry, I'm a Flames fan!

Welcome aboard (H)DVInfo.net Jimmy! Good to have you with us and sorry for
the late welcome.

Greetings from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
 

Hi, everyone,

I'm a retired TV ENG cameraman who has just bought an XL-2. I worked for
25 years shooting news and sports, and for the last five years of my career
I operated a microwave truck, doing live hits into our newscasts. I also shot
video (Betacam) for those last five years. I began my career shooting 16mm
sound-on-film and I would guess that before I made the move to video tape
I must have shot around 100 thousand miles of film. I worked those 25 years
all for the same station.

As I try to learn the intricasies of the XL-2 and other digital video techniques
I'm enjoying this site immensely.

BTW, I bought the XL-2 just for fun as I never would have been happy with
a consumer-grade video camera. Zebra stripes and time-code are key features
that I simply had to have.

Hello Al and welcome aboard (H)DVInfo.net. It's good to have you with us,
enjoy your stay and the XL2!