From: jwoodw - Jeffrey Woodward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: DV Camera for Streaming Video
Obviously you'll want to go for the best camera you can afford. Having
said that, we love our Canon XL-1! I think the most noticeable difference
comes from glass vs. plastic optics. All of the high-end formats use glass
optics including the XL-1. Hope this help!
Jeff Woodward
Acxiom Corporation
ADN Interactive Media
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> From: "Dirk Leas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: DV Camera for Streaming Video
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> I want to produce streaming media and was wondering what level of quality
> was needed for the source video. Anybody using DV cameras to capture video
> content? Which cameras are most appropriate (e.g. will a $1500USD Sony
> TRV-10-like camera be sufficient, a TRV-900 for $2K, or do I need a $4K
> camera like a Canon XL-1?)? My target audience is in the corporate/business
> space with high-speed internet/intranet connectivity (e.g. DSL/cable
> modem/T1, etc.). All I could find at real.com was, "use the best capture
> technology you can". I'm hoping that doesn't mean a $50K betacam...
>
> TIA,
> Dirk
