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From: Dave Lockwood <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: DV format cameras
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Nigel Patrick Lim wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>         I'm wondering if anyone has used the new DV standard
> video cameras? I read in DV magazine that it outperforms betacam
> SPs in everything except horizontal resolution with 500 lines
> compare to betacams 600. The thing is the camera costs less than
> $5,000 and you can tranfer the images straight to harddisk
> without having to capture it. It would be excellent for
> blue\green screen work. Has anyone used one before?
>
> NigeWe are using one now and have run into trouble
getting a 1394/firewire card to capture/transfer
the data from the camera with...  Supposedly
Truevision is releasing the next version of the
2000 series card with a firewire interface at
NAB.  Time will tell

            Dave Lockwood
            Technical Director
            Flash Film Works