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Re: how to exploit miniDV ARTISTICALLY on the big screen?
by gcgipson on Nov 5, 2002 at 1:30:11 pm

I would think that, with DV, you have to pay VERY close attention to your camera work, blocking, and lighting, even more so then you do with film. When I say pay close attention, I am referring to avoiding DV’s weaknesses when blowing up to 35mm. Fine detail on wide panoramic shots, lighting “blowouts” when shooting bright contrasting visuals, and ghosting from fast camera movements seem to be DV to 35mm’s biggest pitfalls. If anyone would like to point out anything else, please let me know.

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how to exploit miniDV ARTISTICALLY on the big screen? by Ed Brown on Nov 4, 2002 at 6:21:43 pm
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