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Re: A Question for DSE
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DSE/Spot
on Dec 7, 2007 at 11:53:22 pm
I can't imagine anyone purchasing an SD camcorder these days, period. HD authoring not withstanding, the image derived from an HD source downconverted to SD is still significantly better than any SD camcorder can offer.
The HVX200 isn't the camera I'd recommend either. Smallest imager, smallest recorded image, and noisiest camera of the lot you mention. Not to mention the not-so-optimal workflow of P2 and Vegas.
My list would probably run like:
Canon A1-
Sony V1=
XL2
HVX200
Would love to return to toronto if the film school would like to bring me back. Currently on an Israel, Turkey, Singapore, Malaysia tour for HD Production and Vegas. When it's warm in Toronto, I'd love to be back there, too. :-)
Douglas Spotted Eagle
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