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  • mrthumbs
    salad tossing sig guy
    • Apr 2002
    • 11702

    #1

    canon gl2 image quality

    im pretty blown away by the quality this DV cam produces..


    30 frames per second of this outstanding quality for
    a cam < $3k.



    Probaby not very impressive for most of you but im
    a noob you see.
  • Dirty F
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Jul 2001
    • 59204

    #2
    Is this a screengrab or a picture taken with the cam?

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    • mrthumbs
      salad tossing sig guy
      • Apr 2002
      • 11702

      #3
      Originally posted by Battuss
      Is this a screengrab or a picture taken with the cam?
      screengrab from this video (although this version is compressed ;)

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      • Dirty F
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Jul 2001
        • 59204

        #4
        Originally posted by mrthumbs


        screengrab from this video (although this version is compressed ;)
        Well for a screengrab its pretty good then!

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        • Trax
          [----------------------]
          • Aug 2001
          • 14486

          #5
          indeed
          looks not bad for a screengrab

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          • jigg
            Confirmed User
            • Feb 2002
            • 2527

            #6
            one of my favorite cameras next to the XL1 i just wish they didn't cost that much, as often as i break them, i can't afford to have one. but a tv photographer friend said it's a very good camera, minus the subpar mic it has

            i know one of our local tv stations have all of their news teams equiped with a GL2 XL1 or a Sony PD* as a backup and even use it for on-air stuff
            ......
            eight,eight,two,eight,eight,four,two
            ......

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            • Dirty F
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jul 2001
              • 59204

              #7
              Id still go for the vx2000 tho...simply because they are way better in low light conditions.

              Search up some comparison pics on google and youll see what im talking about.

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              • leg4
                Confirmed User
                • May 2003
                • 4429

                #8
                I've had the original gl1 for over 4+ years... and its still a good workhorse.


                I've had the gl2 for about a year and a half... great camera... solid... dependable and great video!
                >>> Contact me here

                email me here

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                • Dirty F
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Jul 2001
                  • 59204

                  #9
                  Originally posted by mrthumbs


                  screengrab from this video (although this version is compressed ;)
                  What compression method did you use?

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                  • mrthumbs
                    salad tossing sig guy
                    • Apr 2002
                    • 11702

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Battuss


                    What compression method did you use?
                    TMPGEnc

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                    • erraticimpact
                      Confirmed User
                      • Sep 2002
                      • 137

                      #11
                      you're all wrong! this one is best to use...

                      http://panasonic.ca/English/Broadcas...aj_hdc27fp.asp

                      light weight, compact, very affordable

                      oh yea.. quality is OK too..

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                      • Dirty F
                        Too lazy to set a custom title
                        • Jul 2001
                        • 59204

                        #12
                        Originally posted by mrthumbs


                        TMPGEnc
                        Whats that? Never heard of it.

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                        • BV
                          wtf
                          • Sep 2001
                          • 10914

                          #13
                          screengrabs from a Sony VX2000



                          see what a difference a little lower lux makes?

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                          • harvey
                            Confirmed User
                            • Jul 2001
                            • 9266

                            #14
                            we've both GL2 and VX-2000, and the VX-2000 is good for low light but not so good when there's too much light dispersion, you need to play with lightning, "negative light", color strobes and such. But it has great quality once you work on it
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                            • DVTimes
                              xxx
                              • Jun 2003
                              • 31650

                              #15
                              Sony DSR-PD170P DVCAM Camcorder

                              The Sony DSR-PD150P has been established as the de facto standard 3CCD professional compact camcorder, renowned for good picture quality and reliability.

                              In December 2003 Sony replaces the DSR-PD150P with the new DSR-PD170P ? a very similar hand held 3CCD DVCAM Camcorder incorporating several revisions following customer feedback:

                              Improved Minimum Illumination of 1 Lux (2 Lux for DSR-PD150P)

                              Iris control improved to 24 step operation (12 on DSR-PD150P)

                              A zoom lever and record start / stop button on a larger sized handle

                              A larger viewfinder

                              A 2.5 inch hybrid LCD panel for superior daylight viewing

                              Simultaneous operation of both viewfinder & LCD panel

                              Another lens hood with integral lens cap (for use with Std. lens only)

                              Wide Conversion Lens VCL-HG0758 INCLUDED - Can be attached without removal of the lens hood

                              Audio s/n ratio is improved by 6dB in manual mode

                              i.LINK cable retention strap to help eliminate accidental removal of cable when used with DSR-DU1

                              New colour scheme - two-tone colour.

                              The affordable compact camcorder is the successor to the DSR-PD150P and offers better video and audio quality than previous models and is easy to use making it applicable for event, corporate, broadcast and filmmaking scenarios.

                              XXX

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                              • DVTimes
                                xxx
                                • Jun 2003
                                • 31650

                                #16
                                The VX2000 is the cheaper 'prosumer' version of the Sony's professional DSR-PD150P camcorder, offering excellent performance that has resulted in many 'best buy' awards.

                                VX2000 Features

                                3 CCD for sharper colour reproduction
                                Over 520 lines horizontal resolution
                                58mm, 12 x optical (48 x digital) zoom lens
                                Super SteadyShot (Optical)
                                Manual focus and exposure controls
                                Manual zoom ring (powered)
                                2 Lux minimum illumination
                                Time code and extended data code
                                Precision colour viewfinder
                                Magnesium die-cast cabinet with in-line design
                                Built-in 2.5" 200,000 pixel LCD screen
                                Memory Stick Slot for digital stills capture
                                STAMINA battery life up to 9 hours (with optional NP-F960 battery pack)
                                16-bit/12-bit PCM stereo & Audio Dub
                                Digital Programme Editing
                                i.LINK (DV in/out) and analogue input
                                XXX

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                                • overlord
                                  Confirmed User
                                  • Dec 2003
                                  • 3670

                                  #17
                                  Originally posted by allanuk
                                  The VX2000 is the cheaper 'prosumer' version of the Sony's professional DSR-PD150P camcorder, offering excellent performance that has resulted in many 'best buy' awards.

                                  VX2000 Features

                                  3 CCD for sharper colour reproduction
                                  Over 520 lines horizontal resolution
                                  58mm, 12 x optical (48 x digital) zoom lens
                                  Super SteadyShot (Optical)
                                  Manual focus and exposure controls
                                  Manual zoom ring (powered)
                                  2 Lux minimum illumination
                                  Time code and extended data code
                                  Precision colour viewfinder
                                  Magnesium die-cast cabinet with in-line design
                                  Built-in 2.5" 200,000 pixel LCD screen
                                  Memory Stick Slot for digital stills capture
                                  STAMINA battery life up to 9 hours (with optional NP-F960 battery pack)
                                  16-bit/12-bit PCM stereo & Audio Dub
                                  Digital Programme Editing
                                  i.LINK (DV in/out) and analogue input
                                  Hasn't it been replaced with the DCR-VX2100?

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