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Posted by doc on 10/25/74 11:48
we finally got to do some serious shoots with the dvx100b this past weekend
for two national organizations and WOW what a machine. i'm definately going
to get another one :o)
the manual operation and the iris/zoom external controls are great. the
large lcd screen is a blessing too. moreover, it is a real energy saver.
one battery stayed up and live for over 4.5 hours :o)
drd
"Kill Bill" <billcentery@NOSPAM88.com> wrote in message
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> doc wrote:
>
>> hey thanks guys. appreciate the help. we use panasonic's dv proline
>> cameras and of late added a dvx100b (which we absolutely love!) and the
>> tv guys begged us to go dvcpro stating that all the tv stations who gave
>> up their betacams went to dvcpro and hoped that we would do the same.
>> however, we liked the prices of the proline cameras and the availablility
>> of miniDV tapes and thus, chose this format and just wanted to know if we
>> had lost anything. we have a dvcpro deck (which we have to have to edit
>> their footage that they can't turn out in time with FCP) and for the life
>> of us we can't tell the difference in the quality of their images and
>> ours (although they have $10,000 more in each of their cameras than we
>> do)??
>>
>> thanks again for the info, it makes me feel a little better :o)
>>
>> drd
>
> I also love that dvx100b.. We have DVCAM decks that work well with that
> camera.. only downfall is that I wish that camera did HD. Other than
> than, that camera is a real indie favorite.
>
> -bill
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