High Def
High Def
Surround Sound Is A Must With Your High Def Television
Movie night is a big deal in our home. Almost every Saturday we hop in the station wagon and drive to our nearest video store to get two or three movies. Then we head over to Imos to get a couple pizzas.
We have everything we need for a long night of snug film watching at home. I have always treasured movies and it has been outstanding to share this love with my family. They now have the same love for movies as I do and it's the best way to spend quality time with each other after a long period of work.
Since movies are my desire, I had to stay up on the profession of surround sound and high definition television. As soon as Sony came out with their newest surround sound systems, I was at the store purchasing it.
It took me forever to get that system up in my basement but let me affirm you; the audio/video will blow you away. Everyone jumps when we are watching a horror pic (our favorite). When high definition came out, I researched all about it and was so thrillful about getting it.
I knew that it was going to take my love for film watching to a completely new level. I went to the store and was so impressed by the awesome high definition pictures. I couldn't believe an HD representation could look so real.
I knew I had to buy one. I bought the biggest one accessible at the time and brought it home. I had it in my living room on Thursday so it was hooked up and waiting to go for Friday night movie time. My family decided to get Hostel for our first movie on our high definition television.
I thought this would be a great picture for both my surround sound and HD picture. As soon as we put it in, we could see a difference and watching it was something out of this world. Not only is this show a great thriller it keeps you guessing the total time.
Torture machines looked so incredibly true on the TV. It's virtually as if you could walk up to the television and touch it. I think we may have to make a second night of the week movie night. Since I have the ultimate HD film and TV watching experience in the convenience of my residence, I need to take advantage of it!
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HP - invent (High Definition)
Looking at High Def Cameras
Looking At High Def Cameras
If you've been looking for a high definition video camera, there are many out there for you to choose from. In this article, we will take a look at some of your options available in each of the different formats.
HDV
JVC, Sony, and Canon all produce HDV cameras of various stripes and abilities. The JVC HD100U shoots 720p, offers a true 24p frame rate, and provides a professional looking form factor, along with sporting the ability to change out lenses.
The two popular HDV cameras from Sony include the HDR-FX1 and the HVR-Z1U. Both of them shoot only 1080i and provide 24p. The XL h1 is Canon's entry to the HDV roundup. It provides HD SDI output and gives you the option of interchanging lenses. Like Sony, it shoots 1080i without true 24p capabilities.
All of these cameras are 3CCD models and all sport level professional XLR audio inputs, with the exception of the HDR-FX1. Sony also offers single chip HDV cameras. The consumer HC1, which is actually a miniature version of the FX1 is an excellent camera.
DVCPRO HD
on the budget end of the Panasonic spectrum is the AG-HVX200. This widely hyped camera does away with tape based HD recording and will instead record HD to either memory cards or even an attached hard drive. It also offers the ability to shoot all the above mentioned HD resolutions along with 50 and DV25.
Another popular camera for Panasonic is the Varicam which shoots at 720p. A great feature with this camera is the ability to shoot at variable frame rates, which range from 4 - 60fps at 1fps intervals. These different frame rates will allow you to
achieve a look similar to that of over cranking a film camera.
HDCAM
Sony couples their HDCAM cameras together under the name CineAlta. They cover a broad range of prices and features, ranging from the XDCAM HD models and the F350 to the widely used and widely popular F950.
The XDCAM HD cameras record directly to Sony's professional disc media, which is physically similar to Blu-ray discs. These cameras can also record various quality levels of 1080i and 1080p, along with regular SD DVCAM. Unlike other HD cameras from Sony, the XDCAM HD supports i-Link for file access and DV output.
Near the High End of the Sony HD solutions is the F900. It captures both 1080p and 1080i at various frame rates, including 25p and 50i. This is also the most expensive camera from Sony, as it costs around 80,000!
Steve Cownley
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