What kind of HDV cam would you reccomend?

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  • Star 69
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2005
    • 8602

    #1

    What kind of HDV cam would you reccomend?

    What kind of HDV cam would you reccomend?

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    Product Description
    Shoot like a pro with the HDR-FX7 High Definition Handycam® camcorder. Capture amazing video and still images in high definition with the first HDV 1080i 3 CMOS sensor consumer-level camcorder and player in the world. The three - 1/4" ClearVID? CMOS Sensors provide stunning detail and precision, while a 20x Optical Zoom Carl Zeiss® Lens maintains image clarity. Since the HDR-FX7 records video in high-definition, you can dual record still images at the same time. So no matter what the occasion, the HDR-FX7 is the perfect camcorder for the situation.
    Feature List

    Three -1/4" ClearVID? CMOS Sensors
    Three -1/4" ClearVID? CMOS Sensors with 1,120K (effective) pixels provides stunning detail and clarity with exceptional video (up to 1080 lines of resolution - HD) and still image performance. The Megapixel technology enhances your digital videos and digital still (1037K -16:9 mode) photography performance.

    HDV Recording Format
    The HDR-FX7 camcorder is the world?s first HDV1080i consumer level camcorder and player to include 3 CMOS Sensors. Now you can record all your memories in true high-definition video.

    Switchable HDV/DV Format Recording
    The HDR-FX7 is capable of recording and playing back both High Definition and Standard Definition video recorded on standard MiniDV cassettes.

    Real-time HD Codec Engine
    A Sony developed Real Time MPEG Encode/Decode system with reduced energy consumption and compact size to fit inside a personal camcorder. This provides efficient MPEG2 compression, and recording and playback of clear HD images at the same bit rate of the DV format, so that High Definition video can be recorded on the same cassettes as are used for MiniDV recording.

    20X Optical Carl Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar® T* Lens
    From the authority in lens technology, the Carl Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar® T lens provides a high-quality 20x optical zoom which maintains image clarity and color while reducing glare and flare.

    Digital Extender
    The Digital Extender mode is available at all zoom points and will digitally enhance the zoom up to 1.5 times the current position.

    3.5" Wide (16:9) Hybrid Clear Photo? LCD plus Display (211K Pixels)1
    Provides excellent viewing clarity with improved resolution. The 211K pixel LCD display makes images sharp and detailed during playback or when monitoring recording. The Hybrid LCD Screen provides accurate viewing in sunlight or bright light, virtually eliminating the "washout" common with traditional LCD Screens.

    Super SteadyShot® Optical Stabilization System
    The HDR-FX7 features an advanced form of Sony?s SteadyShot Image Stabilization system that controls an even higher range of shake and vibration frequencies. This optical stabilization system achieves an even higher level of smoothness without degradation of video like some digital stabilization systems.

    Manual Zoom and Manual Focus Ring
    Dual independent zoom and focus rings provide precise and detailed control over the amount of zoom and the overall focus of the image with just a turn of the rings. Fast, intuitive framing when zooming, and finely detailed focusing is easy with the natural "feel" of the rings.

    Exposure/Iris Control
    Easily adjust the amount of light entering the lens by adjusting exposure brightness in accordance with the iris and gain. The Iris control allows the volume of light to be adjusted (shutter speed and gain are adjustable).

    Expanded Focus Indicator
    The camera?s LCD image is magnified, temporarily, up to 4X its original size without any loss of distortion. This allows the user more finite control while focusing the camera for greater detail and clarity.

    Picture Profile
    This feature allows the user to set manual adjustments for a scene (color, sharpness, white balance, etc) into any one of six presets, so they can be called up at just the touch of a button. Useful when shooting under the same conditions repeatedly?you don?t have to reset the options each time. Settings for various shooting conditions are offered as defaults.

    Assignable Buttons
    Six buttons on the exterior of the camcorder are user-assignable so that they can be set to the options most commonly utilized, for ease of recording.

    i.LINK®2 HDV/DV Interface (IEEE1394)
    A high speed bi-directional digital video/audio communication between two compatible devices equipped with an IEEE1394 interface, including camcorders, digital VCRs, and PCs.

    Shot Transition
    Allows for a smooth, automatic scene transition. Settings for focus, zoom, iris, gain, shutter, and white balance can be set to the Assignable Buttons 1, 2 and 3 which will create a smooth transition and will take place according to the set time and transition. This function enables the focus to gradually shift from the front of the screen to a deeper part of the screen. Thus the iris enables a smooth change of depth of field.



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  • LiveDose
    Show Yer Tits!
    • Feb 2002
    • 25792

    #2
    Bump for you. That Sony looks awesome.

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    • Star 69
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2005
      • 8602

      #3
      bump for any advices!
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      • shuki
        Confirmed User
        • Aug 2004
        • 3070

        #4
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        • Andre
          Confirmed User
          • Oct 2002
          • 1156

          #5
          Read the reviews here. This is a good resource site: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/

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          • Star 69
            Confirmed User
            • Nov 2005
            • 8602

            #6
            P2 slots are they really good? Anybody here use a such camera?

            And what about those one's from Canon
            The Canon XH A1 and XH G1


            or Canon XL H1 much better?

            what do you suggest?
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            • jasonir
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2002
              • 1887

              #7
              I have an Canon XL H1. I'll sell it to you for $5000.
              ICQ: 61689996

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              • jasonir
                Confirmed User
                • Aug 2002
                • 1887

                #8
                Hell, I'd take $4500.00.... half of retail.
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                • Star 69
                  Confirmed User
                  • Nov 2005
                  • 8602

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Andre
                  Read the reviews here. This is a good resource site: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/
                  Thanxx checking it right now
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                  • Star 69
                    Confirmed User
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 8602

                    #10
                    Originally posted by jasonir
                    Hell, I'd take $4500.00.... half of retail.
                    How do you like quality of the video. I was shooting with Sony HDR-FX 1. Does Canon better?
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