Information on my blog:
eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2007/11/13/how-to-color-grade/

Thanks Yves, appreciated.

Read here for the explanation of the spot, or the review when it's out: eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2008/03/08/san-mateo-creek-bridge/

thanks!

Thx. Most of the scenes are controlled to go well with the music. Same thing around 1:30 of the video. I described the process of how I create videos here: eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2008/03/09/video-editing-the-magic-sauce/

Incredible editing details on the blog. Thx for sharing!

The TX1 is a better camera, but it creates huge filesizes as it records in MJPEG. The SD card will be full before you even blink. The V1253 model (a better model to this one shown here) is better for filesize and much cheaper, but it's not as good overall, so it all depends on your needs.

I keep my Vimeo pages clean to only hold "good" videos (as it serves as my demo reel), and not random stuff, so I won't upload here. However, you can certainly download the original file of the V1253 model, which is 95% the same as this V1233 model (the changes are superficial, the lens, sensor and software are exactly the same). So, download the original file from the V1253 here: osnews.com/img/19052/v1253.MOV and view the Vimeo graded video of the V1253 here: vimeo.com/435035

BTW, the background noise on the mic is just an airplane. I live close to the SFO airport, so it's difficult for me to capture outdoors footage without plane noises.

Efxaristw Milto! :)

With what? The camera does not have exposure control AT ALL. If you want a shot from a certain angle (and you could only be there at a certain time in the day), you could not avoid overexposure. In fact, half of my shots are thrown away exactly because they were over-exposed by the camera. What you see here are the best bits.

Thanks! We should start an HV fan club in the area! :)

That's such a great idea. I'm sure the Bay Area/Silicon Valley is brimming with talent. Although, with work and family, I'm not sure how active a member I would be. :-P

Sure, why not?

Because I am a reviewer, I write hardware and software reviews for publications. And for the review of this HD digicam, I shot that video.

My main camera is a Canon HV20.

Thanks. There is no comparison between the two. The Sanyo HD1000 is a digi-recorder, created with video in mind. The Kodak digicams are just digicams that happen to also record 720p HD video, without any control whatsoever. It's point and shoot video, without even exposure control.

It is a gizmo that takes both HD videos and pictures, you can buy it at Amazon.com for $130 (including shipping). In video mode has electronic image stabilization, macro and normal focus and that's it. Weighs 250g, fits into your shirt pocket, you can afford to place it into a model airplane or a model rocket or underwater into a plastic bag. With 2GB card it takes 20 minutes of HD video 1280x720. I love it for its size and price. Of course HD1000 is better but it cannot do the things V1233 can because of size and price.