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Looking For a 3 chip DV Camera w/ Naitive 16:9 (under $5k)
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: New York City
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I want to shoot a project in widescreen but I don't see any cameras around within my price range that naitively shoot in 16:9. The current frontrunner is the Panasonic DVX-1000 for it's 24p capabilities, but it doesn't shoot in widescreen (maybe a stretched 4:3, but who uses that?)
Any suggestions?
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: San Diego
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Sony's DSR-PDX10 gets my vote for most bang for the buck in a 3chip, native 16X9 camcorder.
taken from here
scroll most the way down. A few other possibilities there also.
HTH
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Wow. That looks like a real nice camera! And it would save us a bundle too. Where are there good hardware reviews to be found? I looked around at the obligatory sites and found very little.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Camcorder reviews seem hard to come by. I never have much luck. Cant help you there.
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i am looking for digicam to now. between the panasonic and xl-1s so far. i have some other review sites on my home computer i will post.
until then
www.consumerreports.com
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Originally posted by mixin visuals:
i am looking for digicam to now. between the panasonic and xl-1s so far. i have some other review sites on my home computer i will post.
until then
www.consumerreports.com
I have used the XL1 on a couple of products. It is a really nice camera, but at this point you can get better cameras for less money.
I'm following the lead boardsurfer gave me on the PDX10 and I found this site which has a great comparison of the visual quality of the PDX10 and the sony VX2000. If I were you I'd get a panasonic DVX100.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Chicago
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If you use FCP 3 then consider Panasonic in that the new standard from FCP 4 will held up with DVCPRO which comes on all the high end Panasonic cameras. Looking at DVCPRO there are good cameras to choose from. Giving you 16:9 and 4:2:2....
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