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Subject: Re: DV format cameras
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On Sat, 13 Apr 1996, Elliot Bain wrote:

> You've hit the main problem with the VX-1000, weak low light performance.
> It's not too bad until you start zooming. Under normal lighting, or
> wide-anlge shooting, the camera performs quite well. It's in no way a
> does-all camera, but what it does well, it does extrmemely well.

Think of it this way, compare the optics and CCD's used in a Betacam to
those used in the DVC cameras.  Obviously the lenses and CCDs used in a
Betacam are much superior. But then what do you expect for only $4000.

Wait for the more proffesional level DVC's to come out, I'll hazzard a
guess that you WONT see a difference between them and Betacam. And
they'll still be tens of thousands of dollars cheaper.


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