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you should drill or just stab a hole trough your locker or how ever many lockers needed to get to you and just get and extention cord to end at your locker then, attach a light that turns on in inthervals (that you set) and place your camera in there and set it to record maybe half a second for...

are you talking about a 35mm still camera, or a 35mm film (video) camera? if its still, go to a camera shop and ask the to put it on a cd for you. and if its 35mm film (video) camera, try to search on the internet or go to a local camera store and ask for places that will transfer it to digital...

ya, you are probally right, you seem to know quite abit about this stuff, do you go to film school? or just read up about it? i learned most the stuff i know (which isnt much) form this website " www.hv20.com ".

u cant you use it as an external HD?dont you just need to go to "my computer" and then go to"YOUR IPOD", and just make a new folder there? Well i know you can do that with the ipod videos.

ya, sorry i was worng so my camera records 1980:1080 footage onto the hdv, the hdv compresses it to 1440:1080 and it also takes away some colour. (i think im right this time) there is one way of recording of true 1980:1080 (from my camera), and that is you need a "black magic intensity card"...

you could have a really big pole cam instead of a zipline but you could have a zipline attached to the chairlift supports, but that wouldnt be that long, but if there are any trees around attach them to those.

i think thats when deinterlasing comes handy...but not 100% sure and film is converted to digital, so......

work, and y dont u just ask to get off of work the day we have the sesh?

just curiose, whats that average film size do they use for holiwood movies? and for all those ski filmers out there...what do you think about filming skiing in 24p? I know it would be AMAZING for urban shots, but what about for on the slopes?

so how is the quility of film determined? is it by the film size (8mm,16mm...)?, or the type of film, or the camera recoding onto the film, or a mix of all of them? and my camera (a consumer cam) shoots 1980X1080, would that be considered 1k or 2k? and the pro hd camera that i listed the...

so your saying that when recording hd footage on hdv, you lose quility. Isnt there a way of uncompressing it and deinterlasing to get the REAL footage uncompressed 100%. Becase i was reading a thread about my camera on some other site and they said there was a way of getting the footage...

like what quility can film get to (in pixel dimentions?) becase i know of one camera that can shoot a pixel dimension is 7680 x 4320. and thats just a pretty common pro hd cam(low end of the pro hd cams).

i think hd will be greater than film soon. one reason why is that if you attach a 35mm adapter to your HD camera, and then slap on a 35mm camera lens on the adapter. You get the "FILM" like look and the quility of HD. Thats what im gonna try out this year and to Jeff_Lo Thanks for the...

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you can kind of compare it to codecs, what goes in out the same with (almost)all codecs

16mm is cheaper for just the camera, while HD is more expensive for just the camera. 16mm film is more expencive then multiple ways of shooting hd (hdv, p2 cards....) 16mm film is WAY more expencive to get converted to digital, while hd is already digital and you just plug it into your...

sorry forgot to finish the pagraph... the HVX can also use HDV (i think). the codec doesnt mean the footage is HD or not. and from what i know the HXV is HD. so right now i think companies are just creating different kinds of codecs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_codec), and untill they...

the codec for the HVX is different and i think they use P2 cards to store the video. i wanted to find the definition about hd and this is what i found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-definition_television . So from what i read i think that HD has at least twice the linear resolution of SD...

i think it will in afew years (5-10), and think about all the tv channels offered in hd. but untill the majorty of people have hd tvs, film > hd (in hollywood movies)

but you have to admit hd compressed down to SP (dv quiality) still looks better than just plain dv quility