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Posted by Acurajustin1978 on 08/20/06 07:47
I think I'm going to deal with the wear and tear on the video camera.
Once its Firewired into the PC I can screw with it.
I'm guessing this ng isn't really for consumer leval questions? Mainly
pro?
P.C. Ford wrote:
> On 19 Aug 2006 22:25:38 -0700, Acurajustin1978@hotmail.com wrote:
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> >As in mac G5?
> Yes.
>
> >anyway, back to miniDV. Can a miniDV tape be played in one of these
> >DVCAM decks?
> Yes.
> >If not, is there such a thing as a miniDV deck?
> There is a JVC deck for about $800, but it is not well-regarded.
> Though a friend swears by his.
> The Sony DSR 11 is about the cheapest. $1600 new, about 2/3rds that on
> Ebay.
> >
> >One thing I'm worried about is wear and tear on the camera. I had one
> >failure on my Canon already - covered under warranty; I barely used the
> >damn thing. Back in 1992 I had a Canon 8mm camcorder die on me too.
> >Are Canons the bottom of the barrel? I'm looking for a new camcorder -
> >and I would like to stick with miniDV - something with a version of
> >Sony's optical Steadyshot. Canon has a digital image stabilization but
> >I think there's a quality loss in there somewhere. I'll look into
> >Hitachi and JVC>
>
> I have a Canon "snapshot" video camera so I don't have to haul around
> my pd150. Not reliable. But what do you want for a couple hundred
> bucks?
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