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Standalone DV/HDV
hard drive recorder/player
The DN-400 uses a hard disk in a removable enclosure that has a USB connector on the back (cable included). With the DN-400, it is now even easier to transfer your digital video to your computer. The unit ships with one enclosure with a 250 GB hard drive and one empty enclosure.
Audio comes in the form of balanced stereo mini-XLR inputs/outputs, unbalanced RCA input/outputs and a built-in audio level monitor with an earphone level dial. Adapter cables from mini- to regular XLR are included.
Standalone DV/HDV hard drive recorder/player
User-replaceable 250 GB hard disk drive
Records DV from either digital or analog inputs via component, composite S-Video or Firewire
Records HDV from HDV input via Firewire
Full VTR playback functionality, including seamless looping
VTR-style buttons Variable-speed playback, forward and reverse
RS-422 and RS-232 control
Drag and drop file transfer to PC or Mac via Firewire or USBDV video saved as .dv files, HDV video saved as .m2t files
Converts to .AVI with the push of a button
With the included CD software, you can convert to many other formats: Quicktime, AVI Type 1 and 2, Sony ES-3 Canopus AVI Type 1 and 2, Sony DSR DU-1 DV (.dvd), Matrix RT2500 DV, Avid OMF DV, Raw DV (.dv, .dif, .dvsd). The CD Software allows you to batch the file conversion
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| By Mark Montgomery |
Tip: How To Make a Slow Motion Video Clip
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 By Mark Montgomery
Slow motion is when the playback of a video clip appears to be slower than the natural speed of the events. This illusion can be done in several ways.
Slo-mo use can be incredibly dramatic and add emphasis where needed in a story. Let's take a look at what slow motion is and discuss some common uses for slow motion.
In the early days of filmmaking, the technique for doing slow motion effects was to overcrank the camera speed. This meant that the camera operator would increase the frame rate (frames per second or fps) by cranking faster to acquire more frames in the same amount of time...
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Bargain Bin
Canon
J21AX7.8B4 LENS BROADCAST DD IFXS IRSD SX12
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FULLY TESTED, GREAT CONDITION
RETAIL PRICE WAS IN THE $20K RANGE!!
HD compatible!! $2,900.00
Fujinon
10x4.8
HD compatible!! $4,900.00
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Customer Spotlight
This month's Hi-Tech shines the Customer Spotlight on Bryan Gartman, General Manager/Producer for Artisan PictureWorks in Atlanta, Georgia. For twenty years, Artisan PictureWorks has provided full service production, post production and studio rentals for Commercial, Documentary and Corporate productions. Their work has won a number of awards, including an Emmy, a Telly and a Houston Worldfest Gold. Mr. Gartman says he has the "best staff and clients in the business."
Bryan Gartman has been a customer of Hi-Tech for the last six months. During this time, Hi-Tech helped upgrade Artisan PictureWorks studio control room by providing the live production switcher equipment and support. Mr. Gartman recommends Hi-Tech because of the excellent pricing and service and finds his experience with us has been smooth and extremely competent.
You can visit Mr. Gartman's website at www.artisanpictureworks.com
Or drop him an email at bgartman@artisanpictureworks.com
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 . Happy Holidays From
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Thank you for your continued support. Give us a call and let us know how we can help on your next broadcast equipment purchase. And, don't forget, we live to negotiate, so give us your best offers.
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