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Posted by Bill Mulcahy on 10/11/06 01:39
I wrote the original post. I just bought an old videonics MX-1 for less than
$400 on
ebay. I used one years ago and it works fine for what I want to do, that is
smooth
video transitions with no flicker and a good picture. I thought there may
have been
something out there that I could put in the palm of my hand.
Bill Mulcahy
"B. Olson" <reallifevideoNoSpamtoday@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Depends on how much you want to spend. I have a Panasonic WJMX-50 and
>> those are going for around $1500.00.
>> I have seen several WJMX-12's for MUCH, MUCH less. I had a 12 for
>> several years and it worked great for me.
>> Stay away from the Videonics MX-1 or even the MX-Pro. Pure junk in my
>> opinion.
>> Bob Ford
>> Images In Motion
>> www.imagesinmotion.com
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>
> I have heard this too, re the Focus Enhancement / Videonics switchers.
> I've been reading about a switcher that Datavideo makes
> but I have not seen one in person or being used. The Panasonic old
> switchers mentioned are a pain these days because you'll get
> glitches on each switch unless you hit a button or two before you make the
> switch. Hard to explain - but in other words, you have
> to do more than just hit one button from "Camera 1" to "Camera 2" to avoid
> the glitch. It's a royal pain. If you're using
> firewire, then you'd have to use new equipment. Panasonic makes a new
> digital switcher but it's very expensive
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