Testing the JVC GY-HD111

Just a short montage of this and that with my new camera. No added lighting or colour correction, done without tripod.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• JVC
• GY-HD111
• Longboarding

[aznshortie85]

what setting did you shoot this video with?

any lens adaptors or straight from the stock fujion lens it comes with?

[leighgriffiths]

can't really remember, but i'm guessing its recorded as DV-50i with 50/25 frame-rate.

and yes, was all done with the stock lens. had a lot of practice with it since i put that vid together and i know i can get better images out of it now than i could back then when i first got it. its a damn good camera.

[lotfitv]

it looks pretty good i am actualy thinking of getting one myself, would u recommend it for short films and music videos? what is the thing that you dont like about it and what do you like about it/

[leighgriffiths]

so far I love it. done a little bit of short film type shooting with it and I'm very happy with how its performing. you can get great depth with the shots and you can shoot in 24p, which is something many prosumer cameras on the market don't have. so the end product looks very professional and i'm constantly wow'd by the stuff I shoot.

I'm planning to invest in a good 35mm adapter for it too in the near future, which will give the shots more of a film look.

[lotfitv]

yes I know! I am still hunting for a used one under £2000. do you know about magic bullet looks software it could help you a lot with giving you film look. it even convers interlaced to 24p. you can get a pirate one from torrents and I think every film maker shud use it sometimes. its basicaly drag and drop visual effects.

[leighgriffiths]

yeah i've got it. i only use it when i have to though.