From: milk0987@yahoo.com   
      
   "Professor"  wrote in message   
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   > One thing that was slightly annoying is that the video could rarely figure   
   > out   
   > who was soloing at any given moment.  When Herrington soloed the camera   
   > focused on Walter, when Michael was singing the camera was on Donald, ect.   
   > Maybe the video was provided by the Tweeter center and not the Dan.   
      
   Yes, those in-house vids are done by the venue, not the band.  What you   
   describe is failry common.  I have a copy of Camden '03 that does the same   
   thing.  I think it's a combination of the editor/director not knowing the   
   band and their songs, and limited number of cameras.  Carlock might launch   
   into a short drum solo, and by the time a camera is trained on him, it's   
   over.  Judging from the Camden vid, there may be only three cameras covering   
   twelve performers, and one of those cameras is the full-stage distant one.   
      
   If you're able to, compare the video technique of Camden '03 with Pine Knob   
   '03.  Big difference, no way they're the same crew.   
      
   Dave   
   earguy   
      
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