PRO HD
spaces, especially with all the dancing
at events! This allows me to get a RUHR 2010
greater range of footage and perhaps
to be a little more creative. I also use
the GY-HM100 for reaction shots and
Workflow is essential for German media project
‘B’ roll footage during ceremonies and
speeches. I usually put the camcorder
on a Steadicam arm, for smooth
RUHR 2010 is a German project
recorded footage when moving.” that promotes the cultural diversity
and rich artistic background of
Julian uses the GY-HM700 as the
an area of the country, Ruhrgebiet.
main camera at events, filming the
ceremony and speeches. “Its low
A team of people from 2010LAB
light capability means no additional
recently purchased GY-HM700
Michael Krömer, 2010LAB
lighting is required, ensuring I remain
and GY-HM100 camcorders for
as unobtrusive as possible whilst use in local ventures, encouraging
retaining the highest picture quality.
creativity in young people from
Many event guests don’t like to be
this German area.
filmed, especially with bright lights
pointing in their direction, but with the
The 2010LAB team has made a number
two JVC cameras, they are not as of video productions, each concentrating
noticeable. Using both the cameras on a specific area or topic within the RUHR
explains. “We purchased the camcorders
together was something that really
2010 project. Workflow was vital for the
from NEWi GmbH; they came with a whole
worked well for me; they complement
project, as videos are edited using Final
host of professional features, all laid out in
each other rather well and provided
Cut Pro
™
then uploaded onto their website. a very user-friendly interface.
me with greater flexibility. In all
instances where I had a specific
“The SDHC cards offered
“A key factor in our decision to purchase
requirement, the JVC camcorders
a cost-effective solution and
the camcorders was the SDHC card format
provided an excellent solution.”
n
quick FCP integration”
which they utilise. We were attracted to
them because they provide a flexible,
“What we required was an affordable
cost-effective solution that allows for quick
and easy integration with Final Cut Pro.
camcorder that would provide us with
Overall I would say we are very pleased
quality footage and fast turnover times;
with the GY-HM700 and GY-HM100
both of JVC’s camcorders were perfect
and look forward to using them on future
for this, offering us the quality and flexibility
projects.”
n
we required for such a big project,” Michael
Krömer, Video Manager at 2010LAB www.2010lab.tv
Trekking goes tapeless for Spanish pilgrimage
Despite its compact size, all of the The twin SDHC card slots on the digitising various tape formats, editing, then
camcorder’s main functions are directly camcorder provided Wai-Lun with a conforming and finishing. My workflow has
accessible from strategically-placed reliable and cost-effective storage solution. been simplified with the GY-HM100, as
controls. This allows for comfortable usage,
It meant he didn’t need to worry about now QuickTime clips can be copied and
especially important on longer shoots.
running out of media, as the camcorder backed up straight onto the hard drive and
just switches to the second card when dragged directly into Final Cut Pro™. Using
“The camera’s small size not only makes
the first is full. “Shooting on SD cards SD cards gave me confidence that any
it easier to carry, but discreet as well”,
was a fantastic bonus” Wai-Lun explains. footage I captured was safe and glitch-free,
Wai-Lun says. “People are more likely to
“The standard workflow I deal with day to and I love the how diminutive and robust
open up and casually answer questions in
day was a typical offline/online workflow, the format has been.”
n
front of a smaller camcorder. Thankfully the
GY-HM100 still delivered professional
results. The focus assist feature has
been a revelation, useful on such a
compact camera, and something
I wish all cameras had.”
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