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Posted by Frank on 03/02/07 06:06
On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 23:02:40 +0100, in 'rec.video.production',
in article <Sony FX7 or JVC GZ-HD7 HD?>,
ashuat@email.ittttt wrote:
>Hi, in your opinion which camera gives better image quality between
>Sony FX7 and JVC GZ-HD7 HD.
That's difficult to say, given that the GZ-HD7 will not ship until
next month, but something to consider in the meantime is that the
HDR-FX7 is a standard HDV-format camcorder that almost every editing
package in the world supports but the GZ-HD7, while it also records
MPEG-2 Transport Streams, doesn't conform to any particular format.
JVC went their own way on this model. That *might* be a consideration
for you.
Also, since you seem to be in Italy, if you get the Sony, be sure to
get the HDR-FX7E 50 Hz model, and not the HDR-FX7 60 Hz model, unless
you really want the 60 Hz model for some reason, that is.
>Do you know how much the JVC GZ-HD7 HD costs?
Here in the U.S., the GZ-HD7 lists for $1799.95 but will sell for
$1699.95 when it becomes available. For comparison, here in New York,
B&H Photo-Video offers the U.S. model HDR-FX7 for $2795 and the
European model HDR-FX7E for $2995.
>I thank you
You're welcome. Hope this helps.
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Frank, Independent Consultant, New York, NY
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