Camcorder pirates beware!

[Schorsch]

Originally posted by az

The music industry here is blaming piracy for their 10% lower profits this year. Hell, we're in a recession, EVERYONE makes lower profits this year! And where do they think should teenagers get the money to buy CDs, when there's much more other stuff teenagers "need" nowadays than ten years ago (cellphones for example)?

Yes, and which idiot has told them that we are all willing to spend 17 or 18 EUR for a CD? They should be happy that their profits didn't go down by 30 or 40 %...

[Paddy]

bah! cams suck. This will not stop piracy.

[GuchiGuh]

.....lamers....
*puts away Sony VCam*
no fun! am not prof. vid editor....what to do?

[jonnylane]

Originally posted by az
With the filter I was talking of, there is no need to CUT frames, all frames are brightness adjusted.

you're right. It depends on how anal they're going to be. If they introduced a random filcker, Doc Mordrids technique would be the best bet. Digital filtering of 3d arrays is not particularly tricky if there is a pattern. Im not sure its possible with random flickering.

Anyone care to prove me wrong?

[az]

The deflicker filter I was talking about was made to correct flickering movies, for instance if you filmed your old super 8 on dv. Dunno how random flicker from that'd be, but it's said to work very well for those applications.

AZ

[Elie]

I am totally agaist piracy in this nature, I am a videographer and editor myself and I would'nt want anyone steeling my work or profiting from it without my concent even if it's my crapiest work!


I'm an avid DVD movie freakaziod! I buy all my movies, my collection contains aprox 130 movies and growing, of course I don't buy movies like Pokemon, but you can bet your ass I will buy Matrix Reloaded and Xmen 2

Cheers,
Elie

[az]

We buy all the good movies we can afford (not many, unfortunately) - LOTR SEE LE for instance. Some movies I just don't find worth buying, and sadly I can't afford everything I'd like to support.

AZ