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BaZ_LnN
post #1
14 April 2005, 19:08 UTC#1
Just wondering what camcorders does everyone use, like the Make and model and what camera type it is like mines:

Sony DCR-TRV22E Mini DV Handycam
phil
post #2
16 April 2005, 09:35 UTC#2
I have a shity Sony DCR-TRV245E. Saving up for a VX1000 or Xm1 though.
robism
post #4
16 April 2005, 09:47 UTC#4
sony DCR-TRV22E
it's pretty good, I like it
im TRYING to save for a vx2100...they are sexy
BaZ_LnN
post #5
16 April 2005, 09:49 UTC#5
QUOTE (robism @ Apr 16 2005, 09:47 AM) sony DCR-TRV22E
it's pretty good, I like it

Really you think so? ive had it for 2or 3 years I think, I'm gonna wait another 1year or so and get a better one.
broken silence
post #8
16 April 2005, 13:25 UTC#8
wht sort of features does the vx2100 have...and how much better is it then the DCR-VX2000
MARC
post #10
16 April 2005, 19:24 UTC#10
QUOTE (M0N0 @ Apr 16 2005, 09:40 AM) We have like 3 canon mv700's for some reason.

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Then there's Creeds cam, dunno what it is but its pretty kickass.

and id tell anyone to stay away from then, after using one for while heres a list of probs I had with it

somtimes when its recording its not recording nothing at all, so when your done nothing was recorded to tape

its a wierd shape and the buttons anit the eaziest to flick on while your holdin it in the grip

works bad in low light, very granie quality if not used in a hot sunny day with lots of light.

sound quality on the mic isnt as good as the sony cams (has the canon right next to a table stunt and my sony half way up the garden and my cam picked up the impact of the wood breaking twice as much as the canon did right in front of it)

loss of colour, while the sony picked out the colour of the grass and sky, the canon was very dull,

the sony trv 19 costs £400 and that canon cost £600, when both used when filming the weekend of chaos the sony won on everything I wanted to test it on.

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YATES
post #11
16 April 2005, 19:29 UTC#11
thats our cam I believe.
BaZ_LnN
post #12
16 April 2005, 19:33 UTC#12
Looks exactly like my Sony DCR-TRV22E, but I no Retardz use a DCR-TRV19E?? I think??
CORNY
post #13
16 April 2005, 20:01 UTC#13
Sony DCR-TRV460, its the fookin schizzle,
come join me+Dex in the awesome ass cheap camera club and buy one...
MARC
post #15
17 April 2005, 10:13 UTC#15
nice and small, how much that set you back? and hows the quality?
DEX
post #18
17 April 2005, 11:08 UTC#18
QUOTE (CORNY @ Apr 16 2005, 09:01 PM) Sony DCR-TRV460, its the fookin schizzle,
come join me+Dex in the awesome ass cheap camera club and buy one...

y do u think I have that cam?
Mono
post #19
17 April 2005, 12:58 UTC#19
QUOTE (EVIL-WEBBY @ Apr 16 2005, 07:24 PM) QUOTE (M0N0 @ Apr 16 2005, 09:40 AM) We have like 3 canon mv700's for some reason.

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Then there's Creeds cam, dunno what it is but its pretty kickass.

and id tell anyone to stay away from then, after using one for while heres a list of probs I had with it

somtimes when its recording its not recording nothing at all, so when your done nothing was recorded to tape

its a wierd shape and the buttons anit the eaziest to flick on while your holdin it in the grip

works bad in low light, very granie quality if not used in a hot sunny day with lots of light.

sound quality on the mic isnt as good as the sony cams (has the canon right next to a table stunt and my sony half way up the garden and my cam picked up the impact of the wood breaking twice as much as the canon did right in front of it)

loss of colour, while the sony picked out the colour of the grass and sky, the canon was very dull,

the sony trv 19 costs £400 and that canon cost £600, when both used when filming the weekend of chaos the sony won on everything I wanted to test it on.

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Oh yeah, without a doubt its a shite cam.

It was just kinda wierd coincidence Rob, Liam and Dan had the same model of camera.

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socalpranks
post #20
17 April 2005, 16:29 UTC#20
QUOTE (EVIL-WEBBY @ Apr 17 2005, 10:13 AM) nice and small, how much that set you back? and hows the quality?

I got it for my birthday a few years back. the quality is really great for such a small camera, but it's a pain in the ass to upload to your computer since not many programs recognise a micro dv camera