This short clip is derived from 1280 x 720 footage which due to dead firewire port has been capture via composite video-out through a DVD recorder.

In the first shot of the cars on the street, a blue corona artifact can be observed on the roof. This is the outcome of using still-camera lenses for relay. Purposed lenses for the JVC and other three-chip cameras are specially designed to eliminite or minimise this undesirable artifact known as chromatic abberation or CA.

The streetscape was shot with a 28mm f1.4 Nikon for relay. The street is the Jull Street retail dragstrip in Armadale, about 40 minutes south of Perth City, Western Australia.

The other shots are of "The Elizabethan Village" 23 Cannes Road Bedfordale, about 40 minutes south of Perth City, Western Australia. This precinct is a replication of a tavern in Britain which William Shakespeare apparently used to visit. Nearby is a replication of Ann Hathaway's Cottage. The tavern serves drinks and restaurant meals.

If you happen to go there for few drinks and a good feed, by all means say I sent you but please be on your best behavious as I want to use the tavern as a location for a pre-production promotional trailer in the New Year.