Of course, if it was within budget/size Sony EX1 would definitely be
the winner in low light. It has 1/2 chips on it and blows HVX200 out
the water in image quality/low light.
So if one were to choose between Canon HV20 and HV30, albeit
tape-based, what does HV30 fix over HV20? I also wonder if
Yes, it's Adam Curry's podshow.
He set this up for independent musicians, and podcasters.
Here are the terms of service
http://music.podshow.com/music/producerTerms.php
Basically, you can use the music on your podcast so long as you give
attribution to the musician and podshow.
It's dependent
Has anyone tied using Avid Media Composer for editing HD or AVCHD footage?
The program supports multi-threaded processors for rendering.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Caleb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, it's not HD or close, but the best low light (but also low
quality) camera I ever used
I went ahead and purchased the FS100, for many of the reasons mentioned
earlier.
In the attached photo, that I took a minute ago, you can see the mic jack,
as well as the AV out jack, which will accomodate headphones.
So far so good with this camera, although I haven't yet connected it to the
The first thing Bill Streeter said to me when I met him was dude
you're shortglad to see things never change ;)
Heath
http://com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, schlomo rabinowitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I met the guy who does the history of dance last week. He was
Ha!
Of course, Bill is one of the tallest people I've ever met. Him, Kent
Nichols, and Steve Woolf should get together with us shorties and battle
Gulliver's Travels style:)
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The first thing Bill Streeter said to me when I met him
just today, more 100 percent original PG-13 material deleted in favor
of . . ?
but some 2400 hits on blip in 3 days.
http://thedaredolldilemmas.blip.tv
While looking for ways to share my video I'm discovering new sites.
After uploading to blip.tv they show you more sites where you can
upload like digg and Stumble Upon in addition to the more familiar
like Facebook and You Tube - so the beat goes on.
I'm more than happy to share my video here,
