I just bought the HDV-20 Canon camcorder ... but, haven't had the chance to
run video clips through my editor.  The video I have reviewed on my HDTV is
simply stunning.

 

Even though the "Pros" say HDV will be on its way out in 5yrs,  many
current camcorder reviews of HDD and miniDVD say something like "images just
about as good as HDV."  IMHO, I figured, " What the heck," until the
compression technology & format standardization is accepted by all NLE's
(and the quality improves), might as well stay with HDV.   Also, from what
I've read HDV is way easier to edit in NLE's. 

 

Jack 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Jean Chang
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 10:50 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AP] Camcorders -- HDD models vs Mini-DV

 

I would love some advice on choosing a new camcorder. I picked up a Sony
DCR-SR62 today that has a 30GB Hard Disk Drive, and I thought it would be an
improvement over my old Sony DCR-TRV17, but I didn't realize that it does
not record in DV format, like the mini-dv recorders. It delivers an MPG file
that doesn't work correctly in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5. When I import the
file, there is no sound. I can convert the file with Procoder Express and
then I get the sound, but that degrades the quality even further. 

After browsing various sites on camcorders, it looks like mini-DV is still
the better way to go, especially those that also have HDV.

I would like to stay under $1,000, if possible.

Is there any way to get good video out of the HDD types? If not, and I go
with mini-DV, what's a good choice? Or am I better off just keeping the
TRV17? 

Thanks very much,

Jean

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