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Improved DigiView 4.0

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#31661From: Hilary SzymanowskiApr 6, 1990 6:34 PM
The camera (B/W) we use is an ancient Panasonic. The specs' say it can resolve about 600 lines. We do use a Nikkon lens which improves matters. Putting the B/W signal thru' the little enhancer does really sharpen up both edges and pic. detail We too have done some DigiView stuff which ended up on broadcast – via tape. All the best, HILARY.
#31690From: Peter GreciJun 16, 1993 5:10 PM
Robert, Please get some Video mags. I see you are kinda confused here. your 1084S monitor has little to do with the quality of your output to video tape unless of course you have it adjusted so far out of wack that you compensate when painting/animating and when you view on a TV/VCR it wll look totally different. T record anims/Still images from your 1200 or even yer 2000 you DO NOT need a TBC, you need an Encoder ,Scan Converter or even a Genlock tho actually the 1200 will allow you to output to Video without any other extra's needed. I suggest using a SVHS VCR if you can. If Buying a new VCR and $$$ is tight and the Anims you are doing are just for your own entertainment and to impress yer friends the JVC HR4700U is hard to beat. They go for $420 or so here in NYC at B&H Photo. Yup it'll probably cost you MORE actually to get a 1200 and RAM nd HD than to upgrade your 2000. Get the GVP 030 card, they are about $560 now with a relatively quick CPU a HD Controller and 1-4 megs of ram depending on the config you purchase. Hope this helps you.
#31713From: Robert TakahashiJun 16, 1993 11:20 PM
Thanks for the info. I am looking for the best output and the best way to go at it and needed some feed back. Thank again!
#31745From: Peter GreciJun 17, 1993 4:42 PM
For best output you should use a Genlock like the Supergen from Digital Creations, tho I've had good Success with the VIP Encoder and also now use Digital Creation's DCTV almost exclusively for output to tape.