Dvx100a scene files

Your editing system needs to know how to handle this. I prefer a true 24p master and I think the extra trouble in capture is worth it. Test before you leap. Note: some minor editorial changes were made to this post on November 16, including the addition of some updated links and fixing some minor typos.

By the way, these settings originally posted in the era of the a are also relevant for the b. Filmed my last movie was filmed in 4. You can watch it in 10 parts on youtube; timandrew1.

I am looking at the DVX I like mini DV. So, here are the questions, even after I read your article. Our next movie will also go to festivals, hoping for a movie release. I still am up in the air. How important is HD for this? Pls could you abvise what would be the best DVXB settings to shoot the hockey games? Thank you. I want to know before I buy this camera does anyone know if it will work well with my sony vegas pro 8.

Thanks and blessings to all ur footage. Wendy, I have no experience with sony vegas, I do my editing with Final Cut Pro, however, there are lots of people out there editing DVX footage with vegas, check out the forums on DVinfo. I do have some questions. Always shoot in 24p, Obviously, the world is changing rapidly. Not only is the norm now, stereoscopic is entering the stage. Could you baby-step me through the differences and if you suggest letterbox, will the letterbox be visible on a flat panel TV or not?

Sorry for the wordiness and look forward to your reply,. Of course, DVX footage cropped to can intercut acceptably with HD footage when shot well and without vertical blur e. The issue of up-resing is do you want to do it in the camera or do it in post where you have a choice of tools and techniques to do it. This gives you flexibility to optimize the composition.

Hi There! I just noticed you replied to my message today…THE day of a big shoot. Will putting tape in front of the lens give me the same quality as letterbox setting on the DVX? I am shooting a feature that will be shown at a theater I am renting the screen for two hours What settings do you suggest to make my presentation have the quality and look of a feature film?

The theater is set up to use DVD format. Skip to content. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Editor's note: We have changed the rating in this review to reflect recent changes in our rating scale.

Click here to find out more. March 21, p. Mar The Good Array of frame-rate options, including 24P; advanced image and audio settings; wonderful viewfinder and control layout; wide lens. Limited battery life; lens is short for some applications; lacks true 16x9 chips; moderately tough learning curve; not the best in low light. If you're looking for a MiniDV camera for pro-level videography with a film-like look, this 24P model is a top contender. Review summary The Panasonic AG-DVXA is the kind of camera that sends shivers down the spines of pro videographers and serious amateurs with modest budgets.

If you relish the rare pieces of gear that are both affordable and designed for professional use, you're probably already familiar with this MiniDV model's predecessor, the AG-DVX While the DVXA makes only modest improvements over its predecessor, they're very well thought out, and they demonstrate that Panasonic is listening to what its serious customers want.