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To upon user demands for a fast EF-S zoom lens, Canon has specially designed a new lens with a overweight aperture of f/2.8 for select Canon Digital SLR cameras. The large circular chink produces a shallow depth-of-field, creating background blur that draws attention to the... read more
The XA10 Able Camcorder allows users to record up to 24 hours of clear high definition video to a 64GB internal sparkle drive or to two SDXC-compatible memory slots. With Relay Recording, the camcorder automatically switches video recording from the internal propel to the SD... read more
Seize high-defintion video to 16 GB internal flash drive or SDHC cards
Description
V2)CANON HF10 16GB Ostentatious HD CAMCORDR
Customer Reviews
For ever an AVCHD Camcorder worth buying
I had the give-winning HDV (tape-based) HV20 prior to this, and the HF10 is almost indistinguishable in terms of image quality. Foreordained the dramatic difference in image data between an HDV image and an AVC image, that means this is one heck of a camcorder. I have tried out other AVC camcorders and have been in fact disappointed. Not so here, and I purchased this one. It has 24p and 30p recording, in addition to 60i. (Don't be confused by Canon's nomenclature, it is factual 24p, just recorded in interlaced 60i.) The cinema mode has a bit of a wash-out effect on colors. The camcorder is surprisingly minuscule. Power save mode is great, and is virtually instantaneously on when the LCD screen is opened. One foreshadowing about AVC in general, if you don't have a fast computer, it will grind it to a halt. I have a quad-core with 4 gig RAM and editing is fine, but I wouldn't prerequisite to use an old computer. Sony Vegas works great with the files. Wish the camcorder automatically saved to the SDHC...
April 3, 2008
(Bethesda, MD United States) | Helpful Votes: 146 | Rating: 5
How to meaning video into iMovie on the Mac
This is a marvelous camcorder. Rather than recap what some of the other reviews have mentioned, I thought I'd explain how to import video on the Mac, because it wasn't obvious to me. First, you must have an Intel based Mac uninterrupted Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). You also need iMovie '08, which comes with new Macs. If you're running an older construct of Mac OS X (such as Tiger) or have an older version of iMovie, or have a PowerPC based Mac, you won't be able to import video from this camera. To mean video, attach the camcorder to the Mac with the USB cable that's included with the camcorder. Make sure you plug your camcorder into AC power, meet from the battery won't work. Set the mode dial on the camera to video playback (the little chap-fallen camcorder icon). Turn on the camcorder. Now open the LCD display on the camcorder, and you'll see it's asking you a question: use the joystick to choose "computer" for where you're connecting the USB guy. I spent some time the first time...
July 16, 2008
(Mill Valley, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 63 | Rating: 4
Very neat camera. Be aware of AVCHD limitations.
This is a unlikely camera but people need to have more realistic expectations of what to expect from AVCHD. It is a highly flattened format so using this camera in low-light conditions is going to produce pretty "grainy" results. In reputable lighting AVCHD output from this camera can produce some really great looking results in HD but don't kid yourself into conclusion you're going to get professional HDTV quality. This is a point-and-shoot. I love the camera, outstandingly how fast it focuses in good light, so I'm going to concentrate on what some of the other reviewers said to conventional some misconceptions. I use both Macs and PC and I have to tell you that you that PCs suck for AVCHD - you will waste a lot of time and pull your fraction out. I'm sure PC video software vendors will address this eventually, but seriously folks if you lack to do this the easy way get an Intel-based Mac (caveat: only Intel based machines using Leopard truss AVCHD) and use either iMovie...
May 28, 2008
(North Carolina, USA) | Helpful Votes: 121 | Rating: 5
List Price: $1,499.00
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Details
Lively SuperRange OIS corrects a full range of motion
Frank Canon 10x HD video lens with 8-blade Iris and manual focus ring
Canon DIGIC DV III semblance processor
32GB internal scintillate drive and 2 SDXC-compatible memory card slots
Canon HD CMOS pro corporealization sensor
Description
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Customer Reviews
Beyond my expectations
Since I was a dollop kid with an 8mm film camera, I have tried in vain to make videos that had the look and sound of able TV and movie productions. I failed in many ways, many times. Sometimes due to my meager skills, sometimes due to the short comings of my cameras. The Vixia HF G10 changes that. I can no longer responsibility my equipment. Let me say now, I am not a professional video/film maker. I have had no formal training. My videos are for my own relish, I record special moments and travels for myself and my family. I seldom display or publish videos on the Web. I placed my out of kilter on Jan. 5th, the day of Canon's new product announcement. Amazon was great, as usual, and kept my pre-order updated until the camera was released. I received it last week, and was right now struck by the quality of the images. So far, I have just been learning about the G10, and its features. I've made some stunning video studies of my...
April 14, 2011
(Tampa, Fl USA) | Helpful Votes: 68 | Rating: 5
Unqualifiedly Outstanding!
Let me first start out by saying, I instance wasn't going to spend so much on a new camcorder. I had bought the Canon HF 100 a few years ago, and was fairly on cloud nine with it. It was nice, but definitely had its drawbacks. So, I started researching Canon's new line for 2011 and was torn between the M40 and G10. Having the new CMOS Pro sensor was a must. Everything I review about the low light capabilities sold me. Basically Canon went with a smaller pixel add up (exactly 1920 x 1080), which in turn makes the pixels larger and better in low insignificant shooting. I originally bought the M40 and was very happy with it, but started to realize it wasn't fitting all my requests. That went back, and I went with the G10. I have not looked back since! People might wonder what the biggest difference is between the two, and the big ones in my idea are the manual lens control, wide angle lens (makes a HUGE variation in my opinion), larger LCD (3.5 in. vs. 3 in.), color viewfinder, and...
Darned happy with my purchase
I shot in the dark I was one of the lucky few who was able to get this camera early. I got mine 2 weeks ago and have been nothing but impressed with it. Right out of the box and in a medium lit internal room the picture was superb. I got a chance to take it out in the field for a bit and am extremely happy with it. Full manual control, a heart ring, an awesome and absolutely beautiful touch screen, what more could you ask for? I especially rate the dual SD card slots and the recording options there. There are certainly going to be times where you'll appetite to record to 2 cards at once and that will come in handy. But the ability to also record to the internal memory and then duplicate the contents to one of the SD cards in the card slots is also a great option. The other things that are not mentioned in a lot of the bullet points for this camera that I am impressed with comprise the waveform monitor and peaking meters which come in handy for the manual exposure and nave...
Planning 3.3 inches in diameter and 4.4 inches long; weighs 22.8 ounces; 1-year covenant
Unrestrained b generally circular aperture produces shallow depth of field, ring-type ultra-sonic proctor (USM)
Appearance Stabilizer lens groups shift to compensate for image shake even in dim lighting
Description
To upon user demands for a fast EF-S zoom lens, Canon has specially designed a new lens with a overweight aperture of f/2.8 for select Canon Digital SLR cameras. The large circular chink produces a shallow depth-of-field, creating background blur that draws attention to the photographic testee. The lens construction includes UD and aspherical elements, which deliver impressive image standing throughout the entire zoom range. Image Stabilizer lens groups shift to recompense for camera movement so that the image appears steady on the image plane, ensuring free, crisp images, even in dim light. With a Ring-type USM, inner focusing and new AF algorithms, this lens achieves autofocus rapidly and quietly, and with full-time mechanical manual focusing, manually adjusting the focus is doable even in AF mode.
Expected to meet consumer demands for a fast EF-S zoom lens, the EF-S 17-55mm offers essence quality on par with Canon's highly regarded L-series lenses. The lens features a solid circular aperture that produces a shallow depth of field, creating background blur that draws valued attention to the photographic subject. The lens construction, meanwhile, includes UD and aspherical elements that throw impressive image quality throughout the entire zoom range. And thanks to the Image Stabilizer lens groups--which workers to compensate for camera shake--the image appears crisp and clear on the image aeroplane, eve in dim light. Finally, the lens offers a ring-type ultra-sonic examine (USM), inner focusing, and new AF algorithms to help achieve autofocus quickly and quietly, along with full-stretch mechanical manual focusing that makes it possible to manually adjust the focus even in AF system. As with all Canon lenses, this lens carries a one-year warranty.
Focal length: 17-55mm
Greatest aperture: f/2.8
Lens construction: 19 elements in 12 groups
Diagonal corner of view: 78 degrees (at 30 feet) to 27 degrees (at 50 feet)
Focus alignment: AF with full-time manual
Closest focusing distance: 1.15 feet
Zoom system: 5-order helical zoom (front group moves 27mm)
Filter size: 77mm
Dimensions: 3.3 inches in diameter, 4.4 inches hanker
Weight: 22.8 ounces
Customer Reviews
The most talented Lens for 1.6x Crop Canon DSLRs
I received my Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM lens today (12/28/06). It feels heavier by far than the 18-55mm kit lens, but lighter than I expected. Feels virtue (well-balanced) cradling the lens in the left hand near the base of the lens when mounted to my Canon Digital Mutiny XT. I put the lens on the camera right away in a manner that would limit the opportunity for dust to intervene on the back of the lens or into the camera, since I've read about this lens not being sealed as well as "L" series Canon lenses. I may never take it off. 8-) This lens focuses irresponsibly and sure--even in low light, no hunting around to lock onto a subject. Pictures taken with the camera lunch-hook-held at 1/10 to 1/15 sec shutter speeds inside with no flash were tack-severe (Thanks to the IS). With F2.8 and IS, this lens opens up a whole new world of natural low-light photography. Not only are more preferred shots possible, you also have the versatility to create gorgeous bokeh. You create these bokeh effects...
December 28, 2006
(Smithfield, VA USA) | Helpful Votes: 387 | Rating: 5
Upgrading your lens for Disobey XTi? 17-85 USM IS vs 28-135 USM IS vs 17-55 2.8f USM IS vs 24-105 4.0f USM IS
Those, I know you want it short. But I am covering quite a bit of information and condensed it so that you can get good report and are able to digest it in less than 5 min. It is quite surprising how many people are being "tortured" with the question on which lens is the accurately lens when it comes to finding the perfect lens to upgrade the Canon XTi Rebel kit lens (18-55) or even for the Canon 40D (which is often sold with the 28-135 USM IS lens). I understand about 500+ reviews and many of them I found very interesting but really did not answer my question on what a good lens is for the Challenge XTi... and with good reasons because YOU have to know what you want or need and then make a call. Here were the criteria I reach-me-down and I hope you can leverage from these: 1. I wanted a lens which has a great picture quality to have a unswerving upgrade feeling from the Canon 18-55 kit lens (during day light that lens is actually very OK champion and with its light weight is a...
January 8, 2008
(Mountain View, CA United States) | Helpful Votes: 424 | Rating: 5
Unrealistic Low Light Lens
11-3-2008 Update: I now have a fix spec of dust inside the corner of this lens under the front element. Hope this is not a trend. I am now using this lens foremost in dust free in-door environments and my Canon 24-70 F/2.8 which is sealed for out of doors dusty areas. I just got this fantastic low light lens last week. Will be adding more comments as leisure permits. This lens has quickly become one of my most used lens. It's the lens I would choose if I could just decide one to shoot a wedding with and I'm free to approach the bride and groom during any part of the ceremony. It's also THE one lens I would elect to take on a vacation, it's that versatile. I love the part where I can walk into a dark cathedral and hand hold a photograph at 1 second and it's razor sharp. What a lens!!! Pros: Sharp even at F/2.8 No internal dust so far Brilliant zoom ring location and size Very pleasing shots with nice Bokah Coupй...
March 9, 2008
(Arizona USA) | Helpful Votes: 131 | Rating: 4
List Price: $1,999.00
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Details
Canon in the blood 1920 x 1080 CMOS image sensor
Canon DIGIC DV III concept processor
64GB internal flash prod and 2 SDXC-compatible memory card slots
Fake Canon 10x HD video lens with 8-blade Iris and manual focus ring
High-powered SuperRange OIS with powered IS
Description
The XA10 Able Camcorder allows users to record up to 24 hours of clear high definition video to a 64GB internal sparkle drive or to two SDXC-compatible memory slots. With Relay Recording, the camcorder automatically switches video recording from the internal propel to the SD memory cards when the memory becomes full.
Customer Reviews
Current from an HV30 to an XA10
Even potential from the prosumer Canon HV30 camcorder, the professional XA10 is a huge improvement. The camera is easy to hold, the buttons are all in full locations, and the camera just feels easy to use. Compared to some other HD camcorders I used in glaze school, the XA10 feels much easier to control. The difference is even more dramatic comparing it to my old HV30 rig. It's much nicer to not have the supplementary awkwardness of a battery-powered XLR adapter. Honestly, the XA10 must look much more professional to clients as well. Copy quality is simply stunning. There is a slight look of shallow depth of field that is very pleasing to the eye. It's subtle, but recognizable. I've heard it has something to do with the 8-blade iris, but I won't pretend to know what that really means. All I know is the video attribute is the best I've personally ever held in my hands. The XA10 also gives much greater control over the image than the more consumer-focused HV20...
XA 10
The considerable: I'm a backpack videographer. I shoot a lot of industrial and training videos. I grew weary of tough to find an easy way to get great audio from a DSLR - too many additional and unnecessary steps -- so I sold mine and picked this up. Pre-eminent. Move. Ever. Now, I put a Rode NT3 on a boom, plug into the XLR and my audio is warm as a summer day. Video quality is sensational. Focus assist is fantastic. I'm very pleased to get pro-level processor and lens in a camera this nugatory. Surprise: it shoots great stills too. Very very good in lower light scenarios. Down sides: The show mode feels sort of amateurish/consumer level. Not much there you couldn't do better in prop, so, I don't use it. My only other complaint is I wish there were a few other on camera buttons to reduce menu diving, but it's really not antagonistic.
May 21, 2011
(Columbia, MD United States) | Helpful Votes: 40 | Rating: 5
The first of both worlds
It is mind-boggling how this camera can be so compact, and yet so pro. The removable handle is brilliant! When it's in place you have XLR microphone inputs and audio plane controls, and flexibility in shooting angles. When it is removed, it feels just like any consumer mini cuffs-held camera that you might take on a family outing - yet still has the same video quality! For years I used the semi-pro Canon GL-1. It did a excellent job (as far as a Standard Definition camera) of allowing pro-quality video to be procured from a smaller machine. You can't beat the a larger lens for low-light performance and video quality. It, however, lacked some urgent features, and manual control that are important for pro video. For example, manual audio authority was lacking. To get such features, you needed to move up to a shoulder mounted camera like the XL-1 - which had a famous lens, made great video, but wasn't something you would bring to the park with the...
May 15, 2011
(Staten Island, NY United States) | Helpful Votes: 19 | Rating: 5
List Price: $19.99
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Description
The thrilling world of HD video is in your hands
Your Canon VIXIA HD camcorder delivers crisp video and still images with eye-winning, brilliant colors, enabling you to create amazing video works of art. To help you get all that your camcorder has to proposal, this convenient, portable guide shows you how to use the various modes, settings, and features, but that's not all. It also provides an overview of videography fundamentals, then takes you into the field with guidance on using sound and light to their best advantage, editing your footage, choosing fruitful accessories, and more.
Master the settings for VIXIA HD camcorder models HF10, HF11, HF100, HG10, HG20, and HG21, as well as HV20, HV30, and HR10.
Investigate with exposure settings, white balance, image effects, zoom speed, and audio recording levels
Learn more about developing a contention, manipulating depth of field, composing shots, and protecting yourself with releases
Transfer and edit your footage with iMovie® '09 or Pixela ImageMixer
Customer Reviews
Fastidious colorful book, but nothing exceptional
I bought this reserve to go with my HF S100. As compared to the owner's manual, which several reviewers have done, it is definitely more colorful and of better importance. That should be no surprise to anyone who has a Canon manual; they're clearly low-cost publications that are basic at best. Things to note about this laws: 1. Very high quality; easy to read; well laid out. 2. Since it covers a add up of different VIXIA models, you'll find a lot of "wasted" pages. If it was, for example, tailored to only my model, it would quite have about a third less pages. Then again, it wouldn't be as marketable to such a large audience and would not sell as well. I spend a lot of time flipping pages irritating to find the section pertinent to my particular model. 3. You'll still need your Canon manual. I wanted to stay how to format the SD card inside my camera, and when I finally found mention of this within the book, it told me to refer to the enchiridion that...
April 21, 2010
(Miramar, Florida United States) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 3
First-class Book!
I bought this rules for my HG20, and it delivers. This Guide should be shipped with the camera, because what good is knowing that a camera has a standard function if you don't know how to apply it to everyday shooting? This book does a great job showing you why and when you would use your camera's features. It also explains what the camera can't do very well, and gives you solutions. This enlist is also quite comprehensive on the functions of the cameras. My instruction manual is in the trash.
Must infer from for Vixia owners
I talked my city library into ordering this book and I am certainly glad I did. The book is very informative, gave me enormous information I didn't know, and useful information on subjects I thought I already new well. The information on lighting and directions settings for my HF11 were especially helpful. My only complaint is that for a given setting, the author does not shelter the differences between the different camera UIs. So a little extra searching on my part to find the where the settings were on my camera was sure.
June 29, 2009
(Kansas, USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4
List Price: $229.99
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Tack your Vado HD to any HDTV with included HDMI cable
Privately up to two hours of HD video footage or up to four hours of video at VGA resolution
Fits of laughter easily in your pocket purse or the palm of your hand
Penetrating definition 720P pocket video camcorder with 8 GB of video storage capacity
One finger on recording with a spacious 2 inch display
Description
Involve the perfect snowboarding stunt, your baby's first steps or your kid's graduation, share it online and put by it for a lifetime with Creative's Vado HD Pocket Video Cam. The thin, lightweight Vado HD is small enough to fit without doubt in a pocket, purse or the palm of your hand, and it captures video in 720P high-acutance quality with just the touch of a button. Sharing videos online is simple with built-in software that helps you appoint videos to YouTube, Photobucket or Box.net. The Vado HD is the only pocket video cam to feature true HDMI connectivity and an included HDMI cablegram for a superior viewing experience on an HDTV. Take the Vado HD Pocket Video Cam with you everywhere you go and never miss a significance. Product specs include 720p high-definition video, wide-try for glass lens, 2x digital zoom, 8GB of video storage capacity, up to two hours of recording and playback per imbue, up to eight hours of recording time at 640x480 at 30 frames per second, HDMI and RCA connections for TV, HDMI Mailgram included, A/V cable sold separately, removable and rechargeable lithium battery, Vado Median software for simple video editing and sharing. System requirements include Windows Xp Assistance Pack 2 or Vista, Intel Pentium III or higher, 512MB of memory, USB port, 500MB sprung hard disk space, and 16MB of Video Memory or above. Product ships with silicon outer layer, HDMI cable, and USB cable.
Customer Reviews
Eminent HD Pocket Camera, Only 1 issue for me!!!
Hi All. I am comparing this camera to a Snap Mino HD....while it may not be fair, it is the only way I could give an accurate review to this product. Box Includes: Camera, removable battery-operated, mini hdmi to hdmi cable (wow), usb extension cable, rubber/silicon peel, and documentation. So it starts....the battery comes pretty charged and thus it was easy to fix in place and get the unit running. The first set of options you are presented with are the setup for date, time, country. Here is where the first exit begins....the buttons (scroll arrows up, down, right, left) are WAY too sensitive and thus you are telling around even if you dont want to. So I start to set the date...without paying attention....and I quickly announcement that the format for the date is dd/mm/yy which is primarily how the eastern part of the world uses the date. I finally personality out that my mind is lacking without coffee and I get the date and time set.... Lets move on...
XLNT Mini-HD Film Camera-Best of the Bunch of Them!!
This camera is fun, unceremonious to use, works with PC or Mac (surprisingly good on multiple Macs!...more about that in a minute), just like the other au fait reviewers wrote, and best of all it makes an XLNT 720P HD image for viewing on 40" and larger HDTV's. There are caveats to using the Vado HD, but they are few, and by a hair's breadth simple common sense would tell you these things if it weren't for reviews and manufacturer advertising: 1) When shooting, you've GOT to survive your hand steady, and sure, or camera shake will ruin your HD movies and clips. You can use a tripod to minify shake to the maximum amount, perhaps one of the "mini" tripods that you see here at Amazon.com. RE tripods, I found that even my Joby GorillaPod "SLR ZOOM" leaden-duty portable, flexible tripod fit the Vado HD easily, and contrary to other reviews, the USB harbour on the bottom did NOT get in the way of it one bit 2) This isn't a substitute for a full-sized HD camera, like my Canon HG20 AVCHD camera,...
February 14, 2009
(Southern CA, USA) | Helpful Votes: 165 | Rating: 5
Colossal option for all users
Guy Video Review Length:: 8:20 Mins*** Update*** Please note- by downloading Perian you will be superior to use IMovie and Quicktime. Please see the link below and download Perian and you can enjoy Vado videos on your Mac! At some tally I will update the video - however until then know that I was able to get the Vado HD to work on my Mac. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/perian_christopherforsythe.html ********************************************************* The Artistic Labs Vado HD Is both a great handheld video camera and one that is useless. If you are a PC owner and using Windows based software you will be well in seventh heaven. However, if you are a Mac user you will be unable to watch the videos without downloading a program such as VLC, downloading Perian, or without converting the files using a program like...
January 23, 2009
(North Carolina) | Helpful Votes: 134 | Rating: 4
DSLR cameras vs. HD camcorders for the Dance Filmmaker
The gods of technology have legitimate us to take a still camera and use its outrageous-end lens and magnificent frivolous depth of field to press videos that challenge the look of big budget films. The leading gain of using a DSLR over a camcorder is the idle depth of field. When filmmakers talk about depth of field, they are referring to the amount of the epitome in set up that is in target at any one nonetheless. When the depth of field is knowledgeable, everything in construction is in indistinct, and it is very troublesome for the filmmaker to highlight the parts of the at once that are weighty to the gest....
Achieve Shallow Depth of Fields With Your Camcorder Without ...
One of the most patent differences between digital video and vapour is the depth of field. Digital video cameras have a larger depth of field keeping everything from foreground to the history in focus, while mist cameras in general take measures a flimsy(er) depth of field resulting in zero in around your participant and a unclear dead ringer elsewhere. Having the wit to dart with a foolish shoals depth of field can add depth to your footage and inform appropriate it look more like mist. These provision cross a square skill that can be many that force a depth of unspent budget of an adapter, but....
Sony HDR-CX700V High Definition Handycam Camcorder ...
These DSLR cameras do not look as unspoilt to me in low faint, and they suffer from a prodigal measure of aliasing, bottom them at power words for exemplification, and they staircase the bending words. The Canon DSLR silhouette also suffer from moire, moment them at a comrade erection, and they have a disposition to produce a lot of spread. The stills from these cameras are top gouge, the Sony does not zap out-and-out stills. The DSLR's do put forward the most beneficent choice for shelf depth...
Do i absolutely need a "dof adapter"? Help a noob out please
95 for it then began seeing it for $29. Use a slowly up surround (43-52mm) and get the widespread hunt for adapter in 52mm. Mine shows no humiliation of sharpness at the encyclopedic end of the camera's zoom and keeps that sharpness until you get background the midrange, then deteriorates noticeably as you get into the last third of the zoom extend into telephoto. It acclimatized to be a well known in reality that lenses habitually give sharper carrying-on from the essential share out of the specs diameter. The "cute" speckle was somewhere in the medial...
Panasonic 3D Home Theater, Camcorder, a Real Blast
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In my circumstance, it was hours of otherwise productive time sitting in front of the idiot box, 3D glasses on my visage, trying to figure out if this 3D push is worth the time of day. I’d been dying to try an unambiguous-to-goodness 3D home theater in Chateau Bray to help me find out if 3D is for verified or – as I assumed – just hype, so when Panasonic offered to for me all I’d need (short of a 3D projector) for a fair test I jumped...
It uses a micro four thirds sized sensor and can take the Panasonic wander of micro four thirds lenses: options with optics means increased creativity, and the larger than conventional sensor means that a more cinematic depth of field is possible. We’ll be keeping the upcoming HPX-250 camcorder in assets weigh up as soon as it is available, which is a P2 camcorder capable of DVCPRO HD and AVC-Intra recording.
Which digital camcorder can give me some depth of field?
Nov 30, 2007 by cookie | Posted in Camcorders
I also craving to get a digital camcorder which provides some depth of field (somehow gives a little bit TV or movie look and field). Any inexpensive digital camcorder which can give me a slight bit depth of field, not too flat looking?
You promise like in the movie "Citizen Kane", where both the foreground and distance are in sharp focus throughout? (Some of this -- the "bottle and spoon" disagreeable situation, for instance -- was actually done using trick photography,
sparky_dy | Nov 30, 2007
Which camcorder can create shallow depth of field?
Jan 16, 2009 by cookie | Posted in Camcorders
I be deficient in to shoot some videos with blurry background (focus the front and blur the background). Which consumer or prosumer camera can think up that kind of effect?
I like shallow depth of field so the person won't look so flat
It can be done with prosumer cameras that have chaste lenses. you need to force the iris open, that can be done by either using the high expeditiousness shutter or using a neutral density filter on the lens. in fact, adding a Cokin A series clarify adaptor
lare | Jan 17, 2009
HD Camcorder with shallow Depth of Field?
Oct 12, 2010 by Mobius | Posted in Camcorders
I'm looking to procure the Panasonic HDC-SD60, but I'm not sure if I can attach a lens onto it.
I know it has manual concentration controls but I'll basically have to do the zoom/camera distance trick to get depth of field.
The Panasonic HDC-SD60 does not have a strainer thread so you won't be able to attach a lens. You can achieve DOF by having your subject in another place from the background and then set the cam on it's widest aperture and use lots of zoom until you get
Under these status, the depth of field is between 8 and 13 feet from the
camcorder, or a depth of field of 5 feet. Anybody within that field will be in
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Creator: Dave Johnson, Todd Stauffer, Rick Broida | Computers - 2003-12-04
In broad, you get the greatest depth of field when the camcorder is set to a
short focal length. Check it out — the more weird the zoom, the shallower ...
Depth of Field – this is the amount of the double that is in focus in front of
... the depth of field are: • Distance from camcorder to subject – the greater
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This sound thing was shot using a still camera. I took about 15,000 still photos and strung them together to give the mistaken of motion. When you watch it, some shots might look a little odd. The reason is because I inured to a tilt-shift lens to rotate the depth of field to make it look as if these stupendous expansive vistas were tiny models...
Palsy-walsy-up photography allows us to capture a unique view of our world, firstly when that world is printed larger than life. Capturing small subjects requires aware attention to the technical aspects of photography: focus, lighting, sharpness, depth of field, disclosure, and composition.
This shouldn’t awaken as a surprise to anyone: when compared to the Xbox 360 version the difference is so terminal that it looks like a different game in some shots. Jaggies departure from the subject, there are a lot of visual problems such as absence in depth of field shadows, realistic lighting, and volumetric fog — all things that do put down to to immersive gameplay.
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