May I conclude that you're using video in the semi-proffesional domain and
not
in
the consumer domain?
Cheers,
Ralph
School student - i do all the school's in house stuff, and if all goes well
work experience at 60 mins australia.
Christopher Spalding
Genius, generally excellent and
I was told by one of the mail order camera stores
that in reality the PC100 has a 680,000 pixel lens-the 1,070,000 pixels
applies only to still photos and then only those stored on a Memory
Stick. I would hope this were not true. Does anybody know?
Unfortunately it is true - and even worse
Right. The DCR-PC100 is one of the cigarette sized box ones. It's the
latest U.S. model. It appears in the latest Sony Style (the one with
Milla Jovovich) on the front cover on page 91
Besides a photo of the camcorder itself with i's two and a half inch
swivel screen open, a brief synopsis
1) A 120 minutes movie on a DVD takes less than 4GB, that comes down
to less than 35MB per minute!
Yep, and you'll notice that DVD videos are only consumer releases, since
although they're better than VHS (which is actually the worst form of video
storage, they are actually very high
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Right. The DCR-PC100 is one of the cigarette
May I conclude that you're using video in the semi-proffesional domain and not
in
the consumer domain?
Cheers,
Ralph
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1) A 120 minutes movie on a DVD takes less than 4GB, that comes down
to less than 35MB per minute!
Yep, and you'll notice that DVD videos
Christopher I really appreciate those calculations you made-they sound
like they make a lot of sense and took a great deal of thought.
No worries
I am aware the 3CCD DV Cam is almost identical to the TRV900. The DVCam
model however is the DSR-PD-100. The DCR-PC100 is the newest version of
the
Perhaps all is not lost in the prosumer movie filming world with the
Sony MD Discam after reading Graham Baker's link to a story about the MD
Discam yesterday that got me to thinking. Evidently the MD Discam can
record movies in Quick Time via the ethernet connection. I hope you all
will forgive
Christopher I really appreciate those calculations you made-they sound
like they make a lot of sense and took a great deal of thought. Doesn't
sound as though current MD video will convert to high quality film very
well. Would it even be possible to use a standard IEEE1394 Firewire Link
on that
Perhaps all is not lost in the prosumer movie filming world with the
Sony MD Discam after reading Graham Baker's link to a story about the MD
Discam yesterday that got me to thinking. Evidently the MD Discam can
record movies in Quick Time via the ethernet connection. I hope you all
will forgive
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