Listing your camera model...
dapoopta
31 May 2008 02:08
Do you guys think listing your camera model discourages buyers from buying your clip? I have a Canon HV30, and if a buyer knows that this camera is in the $800 range... do you think they would prefer a higher end camera produced video?
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
RekindlePhoto
31 May 2008 02:41
Nope, Although I now shoot with the Canon XH-A1 I believe most of my HD clips purchased so far have been from my old Canon HV-20. I don't see that at this time it has made any difference. In fact a couple of the clips bought by DreamWorks for their upcoming movie was from my old HV-20. Just make the clip as good as you can and have a subject matter that has a salable value and should not be a big problem.
The main reason I got the XH-A1 was it looks more pro and has opened a few more doors to places that would have been more difficult if I was just a tourist.
Don
The main reason I got the XH-A1 was it looks more pro and has opened a few more doors to places that would have been more difficult if I was just a tourist.
Don
lpoland
31 May 2008 02:43
Agreed...the footage will do all the talking.
Lathe
Lathe
JHDT_Productions
31 May 2008 02:44
Same here. Most of my early clips were shot with a Sony HC1 and they still sell.
Correct lighting is the key issue with a single chip camera.
Jake
Correct lighting is the key issue with a single chip camera.
Jake
dapoopta
31 May 2008 14:44
Don, do you mind sharing which clips sold to dreamworks? That is awesome!
Thanks for the tips guys...I'll leave that box filled with the camera info then.
Thanks for the tips guys...I'll leave that box filled with the camera info then.
RekindlePhoto
31 May 2008 14:51
P5 setup a public bin called Eagle Eye, all the clips sold from everyone is in it.
http://www.pond5.com/stock-video-footage/clipbin:3925.html
Don
http://www.pond5.com/stock-video-footage/clipbin:3925.html
Don
JHDT_Productions
31 May 2008 15:04
Don,
How do I look at other bins?
When I click on "clip bins" it only shows me mine.
I checked on the progress of the movie. It's supposed to be released in September. When I see mine in it (unless of course its on the cutting room floor as they say) , I think I'll stand up and do the happy dance.
Jake
How do I look at other bins?
When I click on "clip bins" it only shows me mine.
I checked on the progress of the movie. It's supposed to be released in September. When I see mine in it (unless of course its on the cutting room floor as they say) , I think I'll stand up and do the happy dance.
Jake
travelhans
31 May 2008 16:28
I shoot with a Canon HV20, it is nice because I do a lot of hiking and/or bicycling to get to my locations.
Indeed the right light is the most important thing.
I rather invest in good tripods and glass than in an other Camera, although I drool over the 3CCD cameras.
Hans
Indeed the right light is the most important thing.
I rather invest in good tripods and glass than in an other Camera, although I drool over the 3CCD cameras.
Hans
RekindlePhoto
31 May 2008 16:36
Ya know I don't know how to look at the public bins either. I just logged out and kept refreshing until the Eagle Eye bin was visible and pasted the link for it.
Marcus ... ya there ... How do you do searches for different public bins?
Don
Marcus ... ya there ... How do you do searches for different public bins?
Don
jason
31 May 2008 17:13
If no one has looked Eagle Eye dreamworks purchased clips in ntsc, pal,HD & SD.