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Re: HMC 150 for Documentary in Challenging Conditions?
by
joey williams
on Jun 23, 2009 at 1:35:29 pm
The camera is very lightweight, so it really is a great traveling camera. I also love the HC SD cards, because I can just pack them away easily. The biggest challenge there is not losing them - they are very small. The workflow is easy with FCP. Not sure what to recommend for you as far as the laptop/harddrive situation. Just depends on your situation. If you really, really don't want to mess with dragging that laptop around, then you could just buy a stack of those HC SD cards, and just hang on to them until you get back and just sell them when you are done.
I love this camera though. Good luck.
JW
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