QUOTE(WEAK @ Dec 14 2005, 11:18 PM)
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Dec 14 2005, 11:08 PM)
WEAK, do you think I should save up a lot of cash for a vx2100 or get something a bit cheaper and work my way up if I'm still interested in filming.
It wouldn't be just for filming HG, it'd be for a lot of different things, including DVDs of local bands and stuff along those lines.
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Didnt you post a thread a ways back about being completely broke and not having any source of income? If that is the case...wouldnt saving up bit by bit for a vx2100 take you forever?
The best and cheapest camera prosumer camera out there is the Sony trv950. It was unfortunately discontinued, but you can still find a used 1 on eBay for a moderate price. I reccomend saving up a $1,000 for that. If not, consider a Panasonic DVC30 for around $1500 new. If not that, then get the Sony vx2100 for $2100 new.
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Well, it's a complicated situation, but I'll have a job very soon and I'm a senior in high school, so I'm almost finished with that.
I was just wondering, is a trv900 or 950 worth it? or should I wait til I have enough for a vx?
I'd rather have a trv900 cause the chips are actually better and from what I hear, it does better in low light.
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hmm thats weird. My understand is that the vx2100 is better than the trv950 by far. It was professionally tested at camcorderinfo.com and it supposed to do significantly better than the trv950 in low light conditions. Reason being mainly because the trv950 uses quarter inch CDD's opposed to the vx2100's 1/3 inch CCD's.
Thats not to say the trv950 isnt a good cam, cause its actually an awesome cam. I've used a trv900 (basically same thing as 950) for 40% of my filming and I love them. They do awesome in low light conditions, and are the best camera I can think of under the vx2100. I believe the 950 has a touch screen as well. If you are looking for a smaller sized awesome cam, the trv950 is your best bet, but if size doesnt matter, go for the vx2100. Also because getting a used cam can be sketchy.