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7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10C(videocassette recorder) $44.99 7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10C(videocassette recorder)… |
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7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10E(videocassette recorder) $44.99 7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10E(videocassette recorder)… |
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7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10N(videocassette recorder) $44.99 7.2v 5500 mAh Black Camcorder Battery for Sony HVR-M10N(videocassette recorder)… |
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Inside the Sony HVR-V1 and HDR-FX7 Camcorders A Closer Look $49.99 Join Douglas Spotted Eagle, well-known HDV Guru and author of the best selling HDV: What You Need to Know as he examines the features, capabilities, and challenges of the Sony HVR-V1 and HDR FX-7 camcorders. These revolutionary HDV cameras bring affordable HD acquisition to the masses. Douglas shows you how to get the most from your gear and prepares you for the changes youll need to introduce int… |
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HandsOn HDV – A Complete Guide to the Sony HVR-Z1U and HDR-FX1 Camcorders HandsOn HDV is the essential DVD training video to help you master the fundamentals and advanced features of the Sony Z1 and FX1 camcorders. It’s a “must-see” for any HDV user, with over 90 minutes of detailed explanations, examples, tutorials, tips, and features that are explained in plain English! HandsOn HDV takes anyone, from the novice to the experienced ENG/EFP shooter, through step-by-step… |
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HandsOnHDV: A Complete Guide to the Sony HVR-Z1U and HDR-FX1 Camcorders $33.95 HandsOn HDV is the essential DVD training video to help you master the fundamentals and advanced features of the Sony Z1 and FX1 camcorders. It’s a “must-see” for any HDV user, with over 90 minutes of detailed explanations, examples, tutorials, tips, and features that are explained in plain English! HandsOn HDV takes anyone, from the novice to the experienced ENG/EFP shooter, through step-by-step… |
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Magna Case High Impact Hard Case for Sony HDR-FX1 HVR-Z1U with wheels $289.00 The Original Magna Case. Build tough with durable ABS construction. Case includes wheels and extendable handle. Foam is custom die cut for Sony HDR-FX1 HVR-Z1U with accessories… |
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Ultra Pro HVR-V1U – The Pro Camcorder Guide For All Users $45.00 ULTRA PRO HVR-V1U – THE PRO CAMCORDER GUIDE FOR ALL USERS by Film Guru The ultimate guide to mastering the Sony HVR-V1U HDV/DV camcorder. It has never been easier to learn to use this advanced camcorder! With this guide, you are methodically introduced to all the camcorder parts, controls, functions, menu settings, and screen indicators as they relate to each of the 25 steps involved in … |
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Sony HDR FX1 / HVR Z1U Made Easy Tutorial DVDs (Volume 1 & 2 covering the FX-1 & Z1) $49.00 Elite Video 2005. Includes TWO Tutorial DVDs, total 2 hours long. Play worldwide in any DVD player (recommended) or CD-ROM drive (may require DVD decoder). At last Tutorial DVDs that teach you everything about the FX-1 and Z1U Sony camcorders. These are both great HD camcorders, the only problem is – there are so many features and functions that you can spend months learning how to master all of … |
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ULTRA PRO HVR-V1U – The Pro Camcorder Guide For All Users – DIGITAL VERSION $24.50 ULTRA PRO HVR-V1U – THE PRO CAMCORDER GUIDE FOR ALL USERS – DIGITAL VERSION is the ultimate guide to mastering the Sony HVR-V1U HDV/DV camcorder. It has never been easier to learn to use this advanced camcorder! With this guide, you are methodically introduced to all the camcorder parts, controls, functions, menu settings, and screen indicators as they relate to each of the 25 steps involved in su… |
Wich Semi-pro Camcorder is better?
So i want to buy a new camcorder but i have a few options and don’t know wich one is better:
HD:
Sony HDR-FX1 or Sony HVR-ZU1 or Canon XHA1s
SD:
Sony VX2000 or Panasonic ag-dvx100 or Canon XM1 or Canon XL1
Any idea’s?
The Sony HDR-FX1 was discontinued a couple of years ago – and replaced by the HDR-FX1000. They are both “prosumer” The giveaway is the single 1/8″ (3.5mm) stereo audio in jack (that you can use an XLR converter like those form BeachTek or juicedLink) if you use XLR mics.
The Sony HVR-Z1U is the pro-grade sibling to the FX1. It has built-in XLR audio-in. It also handles DVCAM format and has progressive frame capture selections the FX1 did not have. The HVR-Z1 has been discontinued and is replaced by the Sony HVR-Z5U.
The Canon XHA1 is pro-grade – the XLR audio-in is the give-away. It has been around for a couple of years, and is still considered a good mid-level pro-grade camcorder. I don’t like it because the built-in LCD monitor is a bit small compared to the Sonys…
You forgot to put the Panasonic AG-HVX200 in this group. It is pro-grade. It uses P2 cards for high definition video to DVCPRO HD format.
All of these are fine camcorders doe standard definitionDV, DV widescreen or high definition (HDV or DVCPRO HD) video capture.
The Sony DCR-VX2000 series prosumer camcorders were great standard def in the day. They have not been made for a few years. The Panasonic AG-DVX100 is pro-grade and still manufactured – and continues to be quite a workhorse in the standard def world. The Canon XL1 had its day – but did not handle DV widescreen well. The XL2 replaced it (and the high definition XLH series are awesome). The XM1 was replaced by the GL1 a long time ago… and the GL1 was replaced by the GL2.
In HD, I would consider the Z1U and XHA1. If these are too much for your budget, the Sony HDR-FX1000.
In SD the AG-DVX100 wins. But the Sony DCR-VX2200 is definitely worth a look.
In all cases, these camcorders use firewire to get the digital video from the camcorder’s miniDV tape to the computer. So be sure your computer can deal with that – or already has a working firewire port. USB won’t work.
Pro Hd Camcorder Choice?
Which camcorder should I get? Please provide a reason why.
The Sony DCR-VX2100, the Sony HVR-HD1000U, or the Sony HDR-FX7.
I would go with Sony HDR-FX7.The camera is great indoors and out, including low light conditions. The high definition quality is incredible.It also lsmall size and light weigh with Three 1/4-inch ClearVID CMOS sensors and 20x optical Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T Lens while Sony HVR-HD1000U come with 1/2.9-inch Clear Vid CMOS Sensor,Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonner T* lens with optical 10x zoom
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Sony HVR-Z5E Professionl HD video camera / camcorder (HDV HVR Z5) – www.cvp.co.uk