Frage von VolkerW:
Hello,
can someone explain to me why the market price of the new SonyCam dcr-hc 47e significantly lower than the price of the previous model dcr-hc 46 e is located? At first glance, the new camera, to the lack of DV-input, better options (eg, minimum lighting, focal length range) to offer than the old one. Where's the catch? I'm playing with the idea to me one of these two models to buy, but as I said not find the decisive difference in the new model makes it cheap.
At the moment, the lowest price for ...
dcr-hc46e: 419.58 Euro
DCR-HC47E: 381.00 Euro
Gruss
Volker
Antwort von Bernd E.:
Apart from that, given the general price trend in this area, new cameras are often cheaper than their predecessors, you have already mentioned the main reason: the lack of DV Input. Without these costs of importing the camera much less inches, so that they are cheaper here than can be offered a model with DV Input.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Markus:
... so that they are cheaper here than can be offered a model with DV Input. And since many people seem to only look at the price and not on the equipment or the performance, this bill probably synonymous to. ;-)
Antwort von Eva Meier:
Falls under the category of show business
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Antwort von VolkerW:
And since many people seem to only look at the price and not on the equipment or the performance, this bill probably synonymous to. ;-) Hi Markus,
what information should I see from your article?
Could you give me your contribution, please explain. Is your vision of something not right with the performance of the equipment or the SonyCams. You need to be tested so they have access to test reports have. Narrative times ....
Gruss
Volker
Antwort von Peter06:
Because the already old. The dealer, they expensive and are purchased with the price not go down. Would give me the 46 now no longer buy. For 580 you get already the HC96, which is much better.
Antwort von VolkerW:
Because the already old. Hi Peter,
hc46 that old I know. It's me but to the Comparison of the new successor model hc47 (coming this month on the market). Please read again the first post carefully.
Gruss
Volker
Antwort von Bernd E.:
Because the already old. A camera does not spoil like fruit, and not every unit that is older than a few months, is just so bad already. On the contrary: Who, for example, his films after editing back to tape to play to make them the best quality to be archived, it can with the "old" HC46 easily - with the HC47, it is because aufgeschmissen.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Peter06:
I say yes is not that bad hc46. It is just the reason why it is more expensive. When on the market since she was around 700 euros to get it now at 420 euros, or 280 euros less. Just because a successor model now has (not even all of the features offered), there shall be no auto cheaper. The Dealers have the goods were more expensive than before the successor model, therefore the price.
Edit: Yes, the DV input is missing. With Panasonic, you pay for the same models for the DV input to the 100 euros (GS280 <> GS300).
Antwort von Markus:
Hi Markus,
what information should I see from your article? I do not understand your question. My posting referred to the statement of Bernd, yes I had quoted synonymous.
Felt about you raised? ;-)
Antwort von bmg1900:
hallo volker,
would like to see the synonymous dcr-hc47 purchase. you have info, if they have somewhere to buy is?
Unfortunately, there is still no test that, but of the equipment since they do not seem to be bad. I hope she holds synonymous then what it promises.
gruss
bmg1900
Antwort von uffnik1:
Who exactly in the Technical Data Sheet looks and compares synonymous sees that the 47e compared to 46 Model no 14 bit DXP supports!
Who does not know what it is:
(Digital eXtended Processor) The A / D Signal Processing provides the detail resolution. Higher values for the bit width resulting in better contrast and sharpness results. High quality camcorder work with a 14bit A / D converter.
So here we have already 2 larger differences. Just look!
Greeting
Antwort von Benny86:
Who exactly in the Technical Data Sheet looks and compares synonymous sees that the 47e compared to 46 Model no 14 bit DXP supports!
Who does not know what it is:
(Digital eXtended Processor) The A / D Signal Processing provides the detail resolution. Higher values for the bit width resulting in better contrast and sharpness results. High quality camcorder work with a 14bit A / D converter.
So here we have already 2 larger differences. Just look!
Greeting Can it be that the on the Sony page incorrectly entered? Because on some other sites is that the 47e "14-bit DXP supports ...?
Antwort von Jan:
Built - Not supported.
The A / D converter is behind CCD & CMOS and transforms as the name suggests, the analog data into digital signal for further processing before the processor.
Sony consumer models have to my knowledge all the 14 bit conversion, HDV models with 14-bit HD DXP A / D conversion.
This is a non-HD DXP - improved, there would be the 14 bit conversion but was not re-invented. Since some of the magazines HC 27 & 37 models have a worse picture performance to its predecessor models - the old with the 14 bit A / D converter working asserted, is the quality advantage may be less large.
Let's see what is on the HC 47 - of the magazines is written.
As I said the bit width (14 bits) remains the same - with 14 bit to work almost all the companies of 205 to be SonyDVD FX 1 and next to JVC.
Must be my time in Sony documents look even possible that the DXP, the HDV models 2006 (HC 1/3/FX 1) was denied, now synonymous with all consumer installed.
VG
Jan
Antwort von Jan:
Sonyhat in the new corporate documents of 2007 the A / D converter is omitted completely, I can not exactly say who is right.
VG
Jan
