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Re: Difference in camcorders?
by Robert Storm on Mar 18, 2008 at 11:01:48 pm

Ah, I see about the tapes. Thanks for the help guys, but I'm still a little confused about the interlacing. These cameras are mostly shooting at 60i, right? But some of them have a 30p or 24p mode.. When they're shooting at 60i, am I going to have to deinterlace the footage each time I want to work with it? Because the camera I have now interlaces the footage (its really old..not even digital), so its a pain to have to deinterlace it before I can do anything.


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