Consumer Electronics introduced
Letus Extreme Panasonic HVX200 & Nikon 35mm lens test DOF (Like Redrock) unboxing
hvx200
This is what the new Letus Extreme looks like right out of the box. I opened it up and took some test footage with the Panasonic HVX200 & Nikon 85mm lens.
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#6 written by ANSstudio 1 year ago
@denekes thanks again for all your help bro and the video on those cameras from what i see on youtube are amazing! i was also looking at another canon and its the EOS 5d Mark II but its double the price of the 7d so my question is, is the 7d and t2i in video quality that drastically different that i shouldn’t go with the T2i or should i just save up and go with the 7D. Thanks again Bro and i was just wondering where are you from?
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#8 written by ANSstudio 1 year ago
@denekes thanks for getting back to me so quick, i checked out a lot of your work and its all awesome bro keep it up, but back on topic, what DSLR are you talking about because i also have one: the nikon d500 that can record 720p video at 24frames with a 35mm lense but my problem with that is there is not many options and it compresses it to mpeg4 so its a pain to work with. i love the hvx200a and all the features but if there is a DSLR out there for around the letus price please let me know
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#9 written by denekes 1 year ago
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#13 written by denekes 1 year ago
@alfredonski As a matter of a fact, I do…from your final cut pro browser window, right click on the timeline that needs corrected, choose “send to”, select “Color”. Once Color is open, go to the forth tab over. be sure that all your clips are highlighted in the timeline. From the effects bin, bring over the “deinterlace” (one word, not hyphenated) node and once you’re happy with the look of your video, go to the render que and once that’s done, send it back to Final Cut Pro to be compressed
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