The Sony Green Screen Comparison
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Good job Dave!
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thanks dave!
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Well the good news is that even though HDV will take over everything in another couple of years, you could probably buy a used 100B real soon very cheap. I have to say that I saw "November" when it first came out (shot on a 100A) and it looked fantastic even stretched out over a 30' screen. If I didn't know better I would have guessed it was 16mm film. I wouldn't hesitate to use one for a film providing I wasn't needing any long range shots. A used 100B might serve you well for another 5 years.
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thanks nice tips
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Wait what camera's work on green screens? And what are the prices?
lyonluver15 2 years ago
All cameras work with green screens but the higher priced ones work better as shown in this video. The sony FX cam I used was over $2,000 and the consumer HC32 was $500 at the time I baught it 4 years ago.
SonicOrbStudios 2 years ago
Actually, I think you'll find that the mpeg compression in HDV can be a bit tough to pull a key on as well under some circumstances. Hopefully the newer generation HDV cams that are starting to use the latest MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 will be a step up. I'm dying to see Pannasonics AG-HMC151 when it comes out. (Actually it might be selling by now).
gmdinformation 3 years ago
Yea I heard about that new camera and was originally looking into the 100B for myself but sadly I dont have any cash for any gear right now.
I will give it a few months and see how the reviews go on it. I am a big fan of MiniDV tapes right now although those solid state cameras are really moving up quickly...
SonicOrbStudios 3 years ago