The Sounds of Inevatibility.
As I was unable to attend NAB in person, I read the same news as everyone else and there are clearly a few trends that it pays to notice because they will have a dramatic affect on production in the future. Whether or not you want to go this route, the sounds of inevitability are becoming louder. Read More… Will AVCHD go Pro in 2008?
Will 2008 finally change all this? The Tech-Store is Open.
We’ve combed through the internet clutter and partnered with Amazon.com to build you a very simple store with links to the video gear you should be looking at. It’s not filled with junk. These are carefully selected items we think can help your productions- including a matte box with two filter holders for just $240. The link is up in the right corner of the page: Tech-STORE. Check it out! Canon VIXIA HV30 vs venerable HV20? Review is in!
Personally, I didn’t see much in the HV30 to warrant jumping at it, but after reading CamcorderInfo’s normally exhaustive hands-on testing, I’m prepared to rethink myself on the HV30. Canon ups the AVCHD anté, and goes dual flash!Canon has made the first step above 15 Mbps AVCHD with the HF10 Finally. While Sony piddles with 15 Mbps, Canon takes AVCHD to 17 Mbps and full 1920 x 1080 recording from lens to playback. Things are starting to look up… Canon improves HV20- Now: “Vixia” & HV30!
It looks a whole lot like the HV20 we’ve already grown to love. But with a slightly higher price, manual exposure, and a black case. How does it compare, feature by feature with the HV20? Lets go through the rundown and find out. |
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As an emerging video acquisition format, AVCHD holds the promise of offering stunning full HD images at the same data rate as DV. But thus far, all manufacturers of AVCHD cameras are using reduced bitrate settings to offer more recording time on flash media recorders.
CancorderInfo has reviewed the HV30- the newest HDV camcorder from Canon that makes a few improvements on the HV20 that has garnered plenty of praise and quite an industry of people making it work as a “pro” camera by working around its consumer camcorder limitations.
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It’s Canon’s new Vixia line.