The Handbook is designed to meet the needs of prosumers and
professionals who are currently shooting with one of the DV
formats. It is not an “HDV for Dummies” book that simply
expands upon the often poorly written camcorder manuals. It
is a comprehensive introduction to HDV technology, HDV
shooting, HDV post-production, and distribution.
For the price, the book represents a good value for anyone interested in current HDV Technology.
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The first four
chapters introduce the technology you will be using when
you shoot and edit 1080i HDV.
Chapter
1: Introduction to Digital Video and Audio
Chapter 2: All About MPEG-2
Chapter 3: All About HDV
Chapter 4: Image Capture Technology
With an understanding of MPEG-2 and HD technology, Chapters
5, 6, and 7 introduce the skills necessary for working with
the V1 and FX7 camcorders.
Chapter
5: Introduction to the HVR-V1 and HDR-FX7
Chapter 6: HVR-V1 and HDR-FX7 Setup
Chapter 7: HVR-V1 and HDR-FX7 Shooting Guide
Chapter 8 covers HDV editing workflows. Each workflow
provides a solution to the problems created by the
inordinate computational power required to work with HD
MPEG-2.
Chapter
8: Native HDV Editing Workflows
Chapter 9 covers HDV editing workflows. Each workflow
provides a solution to the problems created by the
inordinate computational power required to work with HD
MPEG-2.
Chapter
9: Intermediate Codec Editing
The V1’s ability to shoot both interlace and progressive
video provides a wide selection of production
possibilities. Chapter 10 covers this topic.
Chapter
10: 1080 HDV to HD Movie Files, High-definition DVDs, and
Film
Appendix A: Compute Power for Editing HDV
Appendix
B: Analog Audio Connections
Appendix C: Incorporate Legacy Video
Appendix D: Choosing a Flat-panel Display
Appendix E: Sony HD Formats