Frage von parolando:
After I once again at an auction, a used SonyTRV900 lost, I am now perhaps have a HDV camera to download and convert to the DVD format.
Particular attention should I put on the Canon HV30. The American Review speaks of a "Low Light Star": http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/ Canon HV30 camcorder review 34401.htm
Actual, I set great value on good low light qualities. I believe, however, have read that the Canon HV20 here tend to be poor performers.
Can anyone confirm?
What I would be interested: I recently had a Panasonic GS80. For me it was not possible, so to produce peaceful images. The slightest tremor is transferred to the Picture. Is this now s.dem low weight of these mini-cameras, or s.schlechten Image Stabilization?
How does the Canon HV20 from? The HV30 will probably behave similarly.
Thank you for your practical experience utterances.
Antwort von roedely:
Particular attention should I put on the Canon HV30. The American Review speaks of a "Low Light Star": http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/ Canon HV30 camcorder review 34401.htm
Actual, I set great value on good low light qualities. I believe, however, have read that the Canon HV20 here tend to be poor performers.
Can anyone confirm?
What I would be interested: I recently had a Panasonic GS80. For me it was not possible, so to produce peaceful images. The slightest tremor is transferred to the Picture. Is this now s.dem low weight of these mini-cameras, or s.schlechten Image Stabilization?
Can only have a HG10 report, but the same image converter and has Image Stabilization. Lowlight-Star - well, rather not. Lowlight for home use ok, but no longer synonymous. The Image Stabilization is quite good.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... ... HV30 Low Light Star "... believe, however, have read that the Canon HV20 here tend to be poor performers ... Since the HV30 the image recording and processing system of the allegedly unchanged over HV20, the Lowlightfähigkeiten of the two identical. How far to the classification as "low light star" goes, I can not judge, but rather it should be in relation to other high definition camcorder in this class will be on display.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Meggs:
The American Review speaks of a "Low Light Star": http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/ Canon HV30 camcorder review 34401.htm
Where is the what of "Low Light Star"?
Antwort von parolando:
Citation (under "Performance"):
What all these numbers tell us is that putting the camcorder in a slower frame rate is a great way to increase low light sensitivity and reduce noise. Once again, Canon has made a low light star performer.
