If the low-light capability of this camcorder is good, coming out in April, it
will change the way we look at professional equipment.
http://www.macvideo.tv/camera-technology/features/index.cfm?articleId=109356
On another note, have you seen this? http://tinyurl.com/cuok88
If you spread this
Great. I heard about this camera a while ago - thanks for the reminder.
I see they have the pro GY-HM700 coming out this month as well,
shoulder mounted, with interchangeable Canon lens and other goodies
for the cost of a small car.
They say the HM100 will be under $4k, though.
Which is still
Yeah, $4K is a bit steep, but if it proves itself in low light, I think it's a
winner...
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert rup...@... wrote:
Great. I heard about this camera a while ago - thanks for the reminder.
I see they have the pro GY-HM700 coming out this month as well,
On Mar 23, 2009, at 2:06 PM, Roxanne Darling wrote:
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Leslie Guttman lgutt...@earthlink.net
wrote:
Hi - can anyone recommend a reasonably priced projector to show
videos/presentations w/my MacBook? Thanks, Leslie
hi leslie,
what rox said about adapters
If you read the JVC tech stuff (it's buried in there) you find that it
records MPEG2 Long GOP at up to 35Mbps (this is basically HDV at a
higher bit rate) and then sticks it in a .mov wrapper. So it sounds
cool but if it's anything like editing the HDV from my Canon, it's
possible but not very
http://dvblog.org/?p=2325
I just found this via DVBlog and loved it.
And wanted to share it, but I've given up Twitter and Facebook.
I don't know Brian Gibson
http://baiowulf.com
or the blog where this was posted
http://lucidunison.com
But I'll be checking them out now.
DVblog always has
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 2:26 AM, Renat Zarbailov innom...@gmail.com wrote:
If the low-light capability of this camcorder is good, coming out in
April,
it will change the way we look at professional equipment.
http://www.macvideo.tv/camera-technology/features/index.cfm?articleId=109356
Verdi
I'm skeptical. This is not revolutionary.
There are two existing camcorder lines that compete with this, albeit a
grand or two over the price (assuming this comes in around 4k) - the Sony
EX1, and Panasonic's HVX200. Both have more control and professional
features. The EX1 has 1/2 inch chips (the
It's the size of the cam for what it offers, that's revolutionary. Have you
seen pictures of it? The darn thing fits in a palm of the hand. This JVC HM100
uses XDCAM codec in a Quicktime wrapper. I wish they used AVCHD that
Panasonic's AG-HMC150 uses for space-savings and etc. However, if
Great post. I liked your comparison to ye olde DV cam options. It's
been so long since I've kept up with camera technology developments
that these kind of reference points are quite useful.
On 24-Mar-09, at 10:06 AM, Brook Hinton wrote:
If you're looking at ye olde classic DV equivalents,
It's the size of the cam for what it offers, that's revolutionary. Have you
seen pictures of it? The darn thing fits in a palm of the hand. This JVC HM100
uses XDCAM codec in a Quicktime wrapper. I wish they used AVCHD that
Panasonic's AG-HMC150 uses for space-savings and etc. However, if
It's the size of the cam for what it offers, that's revolutionary. Have you
seen pictures of it? The darn thing fits in a palm of the hand. This JVC HM100
uses XDCAM codec in a Quicktime wrapper. I wish they used AVCHD that
Panasonic's AG-HMC150 uses for space-savings and etc. However, if
It's the size of the cam for what it offers, that's revolutionary. Have you
seen pictures of it? The darn thing fits in a palm of the hand. This JVC HM100
uses XDCAM codec in a Quicktime wrapper. I wish they used AVCHD that
Panasonic's AG-HMC150 uses for space-savings and etc. However, if
honestly, whats the big deal at this point, that a president uses youtube?
i wouldnt get drunk on it.
i know that its a case of wanting to see it happen and then when it
does...criticize it for being bogus.
but we have to ask ourselves what are the true strategic reasons for
these types of
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