Chris Daniel wrote:

> If I was in the market for getting an HD camera.. I would go with the
> Panasonic HVX200.  You've got the option of shooting w/ P2 cards,  
> or tape.
> It also shoots in various frame rates, including 24p.

In response to schlomo rabinowitz:

> I get to buy a new videocamera for some work and wondered what people
> recommend [...]

The HVX200 is an amazing camera, and I have sung it's praises in
articles and on my blog, so I will be brief here (though it's hard
when it comes to this amazing camera), however, it's over the price-
point that schlomo quoted in his post, however, if you've got the
budget, the HVX200 is an excellent choice. I used one for six months
this year and I fell in love with the camera. I even like the P2
workflow, which is controversial.

And I suggest, if you have budget for it, get a camera capable of
24P or 30P, as progressive imaging produces better web video.
Interlace is a holdover from analog video broadcast. And the new
Sony HVR-V1U camcorder (around $3,500) claims to finally bring
true 24P to a moderately priced Sony camcorder.

Here are two links to some of what I've written about the HVX200:

"Taking the Panasonic HVX200 out for a spin, Part 3"
<http://kino-eye.com/2006/03/06/taking-the-panasonic-hvx200-out-for-a- 
spin-part-3/>

"To P2 or not P2, that is the question…"
<http://kino-eye.com/2006/04/30/to-p2-or-not-to-p2/>

It's so fun to shop for cameras!

David.

David Tames, Filmmaker & Media Technologist
http://kino-eye.com | 617.216.1096




 
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