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post #1
30 April 2006, 13:08 UTC#1
ok... I was supposed to buy myself a vx2100
but now, I'm sick to wait until I get the money for it..

I have around 1000$ and my cam very sucks (super vhs)
so.... do you have any suggestions for a good cam around 1000$

thx....
post #3
30 April 2006, 13:12 UTC#3
HAHA you were gonna buy a VX2100. Why?
post #4
30 April 2006, 13:19 UTC#4
I'd suggest just getting a couple of mini dv cams or some shit, u don't need anything ebtter than tht.
post #5
30 April 2006, 13:40 UTC#5
QUOTE(Mono @ Apr 30 2006, 01:12 PM) [snapback]324796[/snapback]

HAHA you were gonna buy a VX2100. Why?



for all...

the quality (pixel) kick ass
the handle and mic haha....

this cam is awesome

but I dont have 3000$ :dry:

QUOTE(Skipper @ Apr 30 2006, 01:19 PM) [snapback]324799[/snapback]

I'd suggest just getting a couple of mini dv cams or some shit, u don't need anything ebtter than tht.



like....... ?
post #6
30 April 2006, 13:42 UTC#6
Panaosinc DVC30 = $1500

get it
post #7
30 April 2006, 13:43 UTC#7
QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 02:40 PM) [snapback]324806[/snapback]

QUOTE(Mono @ Apr 30 2006, 01:12 PM) [snapback]324796[/snapback]

HAHA you were gonna buy a VX2100. Why?



for all...

the quality (pixel) kick ass
the handle and mic haha....

this cam is awesome

but I dont have 3000$ :dry:

QUOTE(Skipper @ Apr 30 2006, 01:19 PM) [snapback]324799[/snapback]

I'd suggest just getting a couple of mini dv cams or some shit, u don't need anything ebtter than tht.



like....... ?



Yeh Mono knows why somoen would get that cam, it's a great cam....but u would have no need for it.

I'd suggest 2 of these, it would be more than enough for a homegrown group like your's. Someone may have a better idea tho.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B...5512328-9389213
post #8
30 April 2006, 13:47 UTC#8
Vince has that. lol
post #9
30 April 2006, 13:49 UTC#9
QUOTE(cIRca @ Apr 30 2006, 02:11 PM) [snapback]324794[/snapback]

Are hard drive cams good?
What makes them better than Mini DV? Anything?
I need a new cam asap really, but can't find any of the cams I liked too buy, in UK shops.

I'm not hijacking your thread Domm, but I'm kinda in the same boat.
post #10
30 April 2006, 13:51 UTC#10
There is no loss in quality like on a MiniDV. But that could mean that you can only record a certain amount at a time, but certainly as much as 1/2 DV tapes could hold which is like a days worth of filming anyway in best quality.

EDIT: Wait, 30GB is like 3-5 hours of high quality footage.
post #11
30 April 2006, 14:04 UTC#11
3-5?! If it's like Tivo, it'll be hundreds of hours. Stick with MiniDV for now.
post #12
30 April 2006, 14:10 UTC#12
Well I dunno cus its like 3MP so the file will be rather massive.
post #13
30 April 2006, 14:12 UTC#13
QUOTE(Aunty Sean @ Apr 30 2006, 01:42 PM) [snapback]324807[/snapback]

Panaosinc DVC30 = $1500

get it



are you serious
post #14
30 April 2006, 14:16 UTC#14
Dude go for the one I showed. It comes out in May so Pre-Order it :)
post #15
30 April 2006, 14:30 UTC#15
anyway I will buy a new cam this summer
so I have 2-3 months of preparation
and I get 200 $/months

so... I'll be alright

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post #16
30 April 2006, 16:02 UTC#16
QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 06:08 AM) [snapback]324793[/snapback]

ok... I was supposed to buy myself a vx2100
but now, I'm sick to wait until I get the money for it..

I have around 1000$ and my cam very sucks (super vhs)
so.... do you have any suggestions for a good cam around 1000$

thx....


go to best buy... if u can get financing, u can get 0% for a year if you got the consumer hd camera
post #17
30 April 2006, 16:35 UTC#17
Don't get that hd cam...
post #18
30 April 2006, 17:34 UTC#18
don't get a dvc30 unless you are for real.

spend around 500-600 on a nice mini DV, and then spend the rest to make it nicer with a mic, add on handle, light, tapes, tripod, camera bag, and shit like that.
post #19
30 April 2006, 18:35 UTC#19
QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 02:12 PM) [snapback]324824[/snapback]

QUOTE(Aunty Sean @ Apr 30 2006, 01:42 PM) [snapback]324807[/snapback]

Panaosinc DVC30 = $1500

get it



are you serious


yes

It's what I use.
post #20
30 April 2006, 18:52 UTC#20
QUOTE(YATES @ Apr 30 2006, 06:34 PM) [snapback]324885[/snapback]

don't get a dvc30 unless you are for real.

spend around 500-600 on a nice mini DV, and then spend the rest to make it nicer with a mic, add on handle, light, tapes, tripod, camera bag, and shit like that.

Exactly what I wanna do.

I know people recommended these two before:
PV-GS250
PV-GS300

But I can't find them anywhere, although I can find Panasonic NV- GS250's, and the same with NV-GS300's, I'm guessing there just exactly the same, just a different name over here?
The NV ones arn't listed on camcorderinfo.com, but they look exactly the same on UK sites..... does anyone know if theres a difference, or, if they have just replaced the PV with NV?

Here's a pic of the NV-GS250 version, looks like the PV one:
NV-GS250

Anyone know??! :sad2:
post #21
30 April 2006, 19:17 UTC#21
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Apr 30 2006, 09:35 AM) [snapback]324865[/snapback]

Don't get that hd cam...


seriously, you guys need to start getting ready for HD. within the next couple of years everything should be HD just about. I'm in the same situation with getting a car, what should I do? because of gas prices and within 4-5 years I think we'll be using alternative energy sources for cars, so should I buy a nice gas car or buy something cheap and wait...

what's what you have to think about.
post #22
30 April 2006, 19:25 UTC#22
Yeah, but, you can get a just as good/better Mini DV cam for like nearly half the price, really.

DVD Players have just about knocked out VHS players/tapes now, that took like 5, 6... 7 years? and people have pretty much only just stopped using VHS tapes now.

Plus, you can't really benefit from the HD quality if you don't have like a HD TV/ computer monitor, right? That will be another year at least until more or less everyone has a HD compatiable TV and other things...

When the time comes HD cams will be half the price and alot better.
By then we will all have pretty much double the amount of money, well in terms of spending money maybe.

A car is a different situation though...
post #23
30 April 2006, 19:44 UTC#23
The cam isn't even true HD either, if you're a professional, you wouldn't even think about sony's hdv cam.
post #24
30 April 2006, 20:26 UTC#24
Domm, you should get the Panasonic PV-GS250, I am, well the NV-GS250.

Is this definately a good cam people? any other recommendations? I wanna get it now, so I can film in the next few days...

Please help! this cam... Click
That's definately a good buy? Right?
post #25
30 April 2006, 20:30 UTC#25
I dont want a little cam

panasonic dvc 30 or canon gl2 ?
post #27
30 April 2006, 20:50 UTC#27
QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 01:40 PM) [snapback]324806[/snapback]


QUOTE(Skipper @ Apr 30 2006, 01:19 PM) [snapback]324799[/snapback]

I'd suggest just getting a couple of mini dv cams or some shit, u don't need anything ebtter than tht.



like....... ?

sony handycam dcr-hc32
post #28
30 April 2006, 21:06 UTC#28
QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 08:30 PM) [snapback]324964[/snapback]

I dont want a little cam

panasonic dvc 30 or canon gl2 ?

DVC30 is pretty small...
post #29
30 April 2006, 21:14 UTC#29
QUOTE(Jonneh @ Apr 30 2006, 08:46 PM) [snapback]324970[/snapback]



haha spdst have awesome cams

damien have a vx2100
and dan g have a vx2000


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GODDAMN !!! 4000 $$$$

QUOTE(Wilbur @ Apr 30 2006, 09:06 PM) [snapback]324989[/snapback]

QUOTE(Domm @ Apr 30 2006, 08:30 PM) [snapback]324964[/snapback]

I dont want a little cam

panasonic dvc 30 or canon gl2 ?

DVC30 is pretty small...



I dont really care about the size Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #30
30 April 2006, 22:18 UTC#30
my friend has a GL2 so I can tell you honest opinions.

the dvc20 has a better overall quality in low light and it beats the GL2 in almoost every field. the one thing that is apparent is that the GL2 has WAY better audio pickup.

I would suggest buying a mic if you get a GL2.