post #61
28 September 2007, 01:23 UTC#61
Still looks nice.
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post #62
28 September 2007, 08:17 UTC#62
Yeah it's good, 1 small light will illuminate everything and even without a light there is still a shit load you can see. You can use the nightshot and film over like 30 meters away in total darkness.
post #63
28 September 2007, 10:48 UTC#63
30m in pitch black....that cant be true :-/ got a clip?
post #64
28 September 2007, 13:58 UTC#64
I'm going by what the specification said, but I have fully zoomed in darkness and it showed up great, but there was some streetlights and stuff so take that for what its worth.
post #65
29 September 2007, 06:27 UTC#65
got my HC3 today, I like it. Feels good filming with somthing that does not feel like its going to fall apart.
post #66
29 September 2007, 07:16 UTC#66
Haha, do you have picture of your old vhs-c cam?
post #67
29 September 2007, 17:29 UTC#67
ya I will put them up after I get tapes for my HC3, I dont have a digital camera, Its a peice of work. We still may use it if we really need more angles on a stunt or somthing. I can get the picture quialiy up with ulead 11 to so it wonk be a problem, if u have HDV video and DV video then ulead will upscale the DV to look almost like the high-def footage, so I am going to try that out tonight. Also unless u already have your mind made up vode, then u might want to consider an HC3 because of the price, I got mine brand new of Ebay with a warrenty and all for $600. So it saves u alot of money.
EDIT: and I finally realised y I was getting all the info wrong, I was looking at the HV10
EDIT: and I finally realised y I was getting all the info wrong, I was looking at the HV10
post #68
29 September 2007, 18:07 UTC#68
Take a pic of the camera with the new one or do you not have a memory stick?
post #69
29 September 2007, 19:14 UTC#69
I am going to go get tapes and all the shit for it now.
post #70
30 September 2007, 14:00 UTC#70
Should I buy canon hv20?
post #71
30 September 2007, 14:11 UTC#71
HDR HC7.
post #72
30 September 2007, 14:25 UTC#72
QUOTE(vode @ Sep 30 2007, 04:00 PM) [snapback]440476[/snapback]
Should I buy canon hv20?
without question
post #73
30 September 2007, 14:27 UTC#73
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Is that the one you want? The one BENEATH the HC7?
Is that the one you want? The one BENEATH the HC7?
post #74
30 September 2007, 14:34 UTC#74
the one supporting the HC7 aswell as itsself? yes he wants that one and so do I.
CAMERA BROS 4 EVER!!!111
CAMERA BROS 4 EVER!!!111
post #75
30 September 2007, 14:39 UTC#75
Whats the thread size? 37?
post #76
30 September 2007, 15:40 UTC#76
43
post #77
30 September 2007, 20:04 UTC#77
The price and analog in makes it go over hc7 in my books. I´ve made up my mind, Im going to get it.
post #78
30 September 2007, 21:05 UTC#78
QUOTE(vode @ Sep 30 2007, 04:04 PM) [snapback]440539[/snapback]
The price and analog in makes it go over hc7 in my books. I´ve made up my mind, Im going to get it.
when you get it, post a review please. your discussion on this makes me really interested.
post #79
30 September 2007, 21:09 UTC#79
Will do 
post #80
30 September 2007, 21:21 UTC#80
Did anybody check out that link I posted for the raw footy? I think you have to register first or something.
EDIT: I can't get a clip to DL. Damn...
EDIT: I can't get a clip to DL. Damn...