Jes Deinterlacer
May 27th, 2008, 08:11 PM
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Hey guys, I've got a few questions about the HV30 and the Cinema mode. I've been reading through old posts for HOURS on the problems with the HV20 and editing with FC in true 24p... But these posts are over a year old, so I was wondering if some of these problems have been solved. I'm pretty new to the camera world, so be gentle... here we go!
First off, I just bought a JVC GZHD7 from Best Buy, but since have become interested in the HV30 for its Cinema mode. I will be using the camera for independent film making, so the more it looks like film, the better! To anyone that doesn't know about the problems with the HV20, when filming in 24p mode, Final Cut would capture the footage as 60i, meaning you would have to go back and manually convert each clip down to true 24p... But I did read about JES which apparently makes things much easier!
So anyways, my question is, is that something that was fixed with the HV30? If you film in 24p, will it capture in Final Cut as 24p, or do you still have to convert it? And further, if the conversion is still necessary, can it be done with Final Cut Express? It seems like most everyone was talking about using FCP, but I have FCE 4. Could I still convert?
I have a ton of more questions, but for the sake of keeping this as short as possible, I'll just throw out a few more... If film is the desired effect, does cinema mode really look that good? Is it worth me exchanging the JVC for the Canon? If it is, I'll do it in a heartbeat! Also, if you shoot in standard 60i (not using cinema mode), is it still possible to convert down to 24p? (thinking about just doing that with my JVC if possible).
Sorry for the lengthy post, and sorry for the elementary nature of some of these question, but like I said, I'm new! Thanks in advance,
Scott
www.savetheempirevideos.com
First off, I just bought a JVC GZHD7 from Best Buy, but since have become interested in the HV30 for its Cinema mode. I will be using the camera for independent film making, so the more it looks like film, the better! To anyone that doesn't know about the problems with the HV20, when filming in 24p mode, Final Cut would capture the footage as 60i, meaning you would have to go back and manually convert each clip down to true 24p... But I did read about JES which apparently makes things much easier!
So anyways, my question is, is that something that was fixed with the HV30? If you film in 24p, will it capture in Final Cut as 24p, or do you still have to convert it? And further, if the conversion is still necessary, can it be done with Final Cut Express? It seems like most everyone was talking about using FCP, but I have FCE 4. Could I still convert?
I have a ton of more questions, but for the sake of keeping this as short as possible, I'll just throw out a few more... If film is the desired effect, does cinema mode really look that good? Is it worth me exchanging the JVC for the Canon? If it is, I'll do it in a heartbeat! Also, if you shoot in standard 60i (not using cinema mode), is it still possible to convert down to 24p? (thinking about just doing that with my JVC if possible).
Sorry for the lengthy post, and sorry for the elementary nature of some of these question, but like I said, I'm new! Thanks in advance,
Scott
www.savetheempirevideos.com