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March 22nd, 2010

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7 professional film formats on the camera in South Africa

We are often asked about the size unit is appropriate for a project particular. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, challenges and creative techniques, methodologies and financial implications.

Overall there are 7 different formats professional camera can shoot in South Africa:

1. 35mm Films

Film cameras have a long history and have evolved considerably over time. In the right hand of creation, the film offers exceptional image quality and a wide range colors and tones clear. Moviegoers often boast more care in the implementation of their plans, knowing that the film stock itself is expensive.

Kodak and Fuji film are easy to obtain, and Cape Town and Johannesburg have been accredited laboratories revealed. Shot in other parts of the country or in neighboring countries (such as Namibia, Mauritius and Mozambique) can be sent by courier to the laboratories and these messengers by the film special.

2. 16 mm film

16mm film is less than 35 mm, and still provides exceptional image quality of the film. and 16 mm long, that require less of it. In addition, the 16mm equipment is cheaper to rent, and lighter to move.

3. High Video Definition (HD)

HD has become the de facto standard for images broadcast in many countries (and is being tested by South Africa for Broadcasters adoption by mid-2010). It is a useful format for television, documentaries and videos on the web.

4. RED Camera

Many believe that the directors of photography RED camera – which shoots also in HD – is the first real challenge to the quality Digital image available film camera. Unlike the film, the RED camera footage can be seen immediately after each shot – And as the film is already in a digital format, it can be accelerated in the process of post-production.

5. DSLR

One of the developments most innovative and exciting cinema uses digital SLR – like the Nikon or Canon 7D D5000 – on the prospects of short films. The rental kit DSLR is generally cheaper and objective body can be very compact.

6. Video Standard Definition (SD)

You can not match the quality of HD, SD is fast becoming an obsolete format. Many broadcasters will no longer accept working in this format. However, the virus can be adapted for the Web and learning projects, where the quality of the image is not a major concern.

7. Specialist Cameras

There is a wide range of specialized cameras, lenses and accessories are available for vacation rental homes in South Africa. Many others can quickly and easily by courier in Southern Africa. Some of these include 3D, IMAX Genesis, Phantom, Alexa and many other devices.

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