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Posted by Martin Heffels on 01/31/06 19:15
On 31 Jan 2006 10:32:13 -0800, mmaker@my-deja.com wrote:
>Martin Heffels wrote:
>> The Panasonic can record the highest quality,
>
>That's debatable, given the number of people complaining about the
>HVX200 recording noisy low-resolution HD footage.
That's something typical for Panasonic. From the Varicam I remember this
has something to do with setting the dynamic-range to 500%. Maybe this
applies to the 200 as well? When I mean "record highest quality", the
camera can record DVCProHD and DVCPro50, which have far higher data-rates
and lower compression, than the other HDV-camera's. But yes, they are not
HDV.
>> I think Sony and JVC will loose this round in the higher
>> end of HDV-camera's.
>
>JVC maybe, but Sony have a pretty good niche beaten out for the Z1:
>there's a reason why it's reportedly their fastest-selling professional
>camera ever. The big benefit of the JVC and XLH1 is the interchangeable
>lens system, and if you can afford to buy proper HD lenses you can
>probably afford to buy better cameras to put them on :).
Haahahah, very true.
cheers
-martin-
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