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Re: Screen shots from JAG
by Steve Mullen on Mar 7, 2005 at 5:27:03 am

"The HDV shot is obviously a handheld POV shot from the perspective of the door gunner in a vibrating Huey chopper."

You are right, but the glowing descriptions of the original footage make no mention of vibrations, etc. In other words, not even Jody used your defense. He claims it all looked great.

So we are left with the Sundance/Sony/Jody claims verses the results we all can see.

None of the PR said this is an example of HDV compromised by the conditions of the shoot. The PR was that "look how HDV can be cut into an HDCAM Broadcast HDTV program without anyone seeing much difference."

That PR was B.S.

It's like "I caught a huge fish -- but the line broke."


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