Hi all -
Just posted a new post to the Vlog Europe Blog reporting on the great
Videoformes Festival in Clermont Ferrand, France. I also posted on how the
planning is going, and we'd love for any of you that are considering
attending or definitely attending to give input about a few ideas I threw
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On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 6:17 PM, foster_image [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi -
I'm creating a vlog, with content hosted by Blip. I'm building the site
myself in Dreamweaver,
and just need a way to have viewers post comments. I've looked at
I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the below models
Panasonic Pro AG-DVX100B
Sony HVR-A1U CMOS High Definition Camcorder
I know the Panasonic is not HD but I have heard alot of good things
about the camera, about both actually and I was looking for some
feedback on low
I've used the Panasonic as a rental camera before, and it's quite nice.
It has a lot of manual control for audio video settings, a nice lens
and good on-board mic performance.
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:09 pm, Heath wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the below models
I've worked with both.
If you put aside the format question, the Panasonic is light years beyond
the Sony in every other respect. It's an incredible camera.The Sony model is
basically a hacked consumer HDV that adds a semi-pro mic interface. The
image quality is inferior to that of the Canon
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, josheklow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm shopping around for a new camera for vlogging as well as other
video projects. I've been
looking at the Canon XL2, the Panasonic DVX100B, and the Sony PD170.
I'm going to be
trying these cameras out before I make
hey all!
building a new blip player for my site... because my show is
narrative I have always configured the player to play in reverse
chronological order, and specified via tags only the episodes, not
the post show chats, but I can't find that functionality now... am I
looking in the
I should clarify - the HV20 is NOT a good choice for paid work unless you
are really experienced with it and know how to tweak it, have a client who
understands that that thing that looks like it came out of a cereal box
can produce excellent images, and ideally - if you'll be projecting - you
can
If it's between these two cameras Heath I would go with the Panasonic.
I've worked with it a lot and it's a killer camera. My personal
favorite is the Canon XL-2 but is a much larger camera with a much
smaller viewfinder.
If HD is a must for you I would go with the Canon XH-A1. It's a 3ccd
camera
It's interesting I did not realize that HV20 was that good, I knew it
was good, but not professinal quality good...someone mentioned I think
Brook, that the workflow can get a little tricky...in what way?
Heath
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All this would be so much easier if I
The IMAGE *is* that good. The CAMERA has serious limitations - the praise
for it is primarily based on it packing so much into such a small and cheap
camera, and the fact that they found a way to tweak the CMOS chip to give
better low light and noise performance than other cameras using the
Hi Everyone,
I'm starting a new site around my video feed. It will sometimes be
live and usually about digital media - but with me, you never know, we
might end up talking about Ben Franklin.
Anyway, it's brand new and very humble, but you're most welcome to join
and I'd love to have your
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