Frage von rennsau:
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I would like to see one of the two above FullHD camcorder under the Christmas tree, but the decision is very schwer.Preislich should all between 500 and 600 euros to move. Use the thing is maybe 10-20 minutes per month for everything: children, animals, family, railroad, leave without artistic aspects etc.
SonyTG3: The size of the camera is my eye. Perfect for the "Hand Täsch" as always with Cam. But they did in comparison to the Canon 1080i and only after the most terrible problems in the reports Lowlight. How big are these problems? I will surely much synonymous indoor filming in normal room lighting.
Canon HF100. According to the reports that I know of in the price category is the best picture quality. What stands out in comparison to Sonyab? Is the 1080p really visible better?
Has someone a little more experience in direct comparison?
Thank you
Antwort von motiongroup:
HF100 ... or Sanyo1010HD
Antwort von beiti:
If you are synonymous with film have less light, the choice clearly on the HF100 - Sony schnuckelig design or not.
But they did in comparison to Canon only 1080i The 1080p mode of the HF100 deteriorated Resolutionund vertical movement representation. For your purposes (Familienfilmerei) it is totally inappropriate and unnecessary. Synonymous So if you buy the Canon, I advise you strongly to stay at 1080i.
Antwort von rennsau:
Thank you, it will be the Canon. Probably yes in the price segment is the best picture quality? The Panasonic SD9 is somewhat cheaper, but often gets less good values as far as I have read so far.
Antwort von LarsProgressiv:
Hello rennsau,
I agree s.and
motion group synonymous recommend the choice between Canon HF100 and Sanyo Xacti HD1010.
The Sanyo is in my opinion, something handy for me and an 'always-with-camera ". They tolerate external Microphones and optical converter, such as the "major".
However, I advise you strongly by shooting in Zeilsprungverfahren (1080i), if you are in a few films synonymous year (tenth) en still want to watch can be found.
Regards
Lars
