A a new website dedicated to exploring the growing world of video-enabled DSLR cameras, accessories and related software has just launched. Contributors to HDSLRreview.com include Peter iNova and Uwe Steinmueller. Reviews are graded on features for movie shooting, image quality, ease of integration into current editing software programs such as Final Cut Pro and the ergonomics of the camera in cine modes.Accessory reviews are graded in terms of usefulness, ergonomics and production values obtained with them contrasted with their costs. Tips and techniques for videographers abound, and the site has tidbits for all users at every level of proficiency, the developers claim.

Website: HDSLRreview

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New Website For HDSLR Movie Photographers

February 1, 2010

Now active, a new website dedicated to exploring the growing world of cameras, accessories, tech and software HDSLR shooters are interested in: www.hdslrreview.com.

HDSLR cameras are interchangeable lens DSLRs that have an HD, high-definition, movie mode in at least one HD format, 720p24 through 1080p30.

Other names for HDSLRs include Hybrid DSLRs, HD-DSLRs and Movie DSLRs. But they’re all the same thing. New also is “Cinephotographer,” the new word describing users of HDSLR cameras. Photographer, Cinematographer; it’s rapidly beginning to describe the same person.

Camera and lens reviews are carried out by Peter iNova, Uwe Steinmueller and guest reviewers on an invitational basis. Reviews are graded on features for movie shooting, image quality, ease of integration into current editing software programs such as Final Cut Pro and the ergonomics of the camera in cine modes.

Accessory reviews are graded in terms of usefulness, ergonomics and production values obtained with them contrasted with their costs.

Technology discussions include everything from the engineering that makes HDSLR cameras possible, to the “gotchas” that every cinephotographer needs to be aware of.

Pages on HDSLRreview.Com include NEWS, Cameras, Gear (accessories), Software, Tech (-nologies and -niques), Resources, Gotchas and Info. The NEWS section keeps readers informed of new cameras, products and services as they are announced.

Tips and techniques abound. The site has tidbits for all users at every level of proficiency.

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