Frage von Räuber:
Moin, I want to grow me a second camera, which is a useful supplement to my SonyHDR FX 1000 (in terms of resolution, color performanceund clarity, the low-light behavior plays a very minor role). The second camera is on a tripod stand and record the shot consistently. Will be recorded in "normal" daylight hours, mostly open-air theater, etc..
The camera should record because of the workflow is also identical to the HDV tape-signal and may, because of the not so frequent inserts, synonymous like to be a used model.
I guess that it should in any case a Sonysein to maximize coverage of the above parameters have not it?
Has anyone practical experience or benchmarks?
Thanks,
Stefan
Antwort von nicecam:
Hello robber
before: you still owe what I am synonymous, namely, a small tutorial, which I
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But I guess that means something for you now no longer relevant ;-)
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Now to your questions above: I like you But just as working with my Canon XH-A1 and the HV-20.
The best thing would of course be a second FX-1000, but this hardly comes into question.
If there is to Sonysein necessarily synonymous, and only the consumer class is concerned, the choice is limited to the already SonyHDR-HC3/5/7/9.
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Antwort von Räuber:
Moin Johannes, the story with the screen capture has ultimately will not work. Only not on the desktop computer but on the laptop. Here and there, since no - no idea, but is the result.
I had limited my choice to Sony models because I assume that should prevail, especially in terms of colors, a great match. Otherwise, I'm branded open.
The databases I had already considered synonymous. I had the hope that someone raises his finger, which has already happened with such a combination of practical experience. For, as always, theory and practice are two different things.
Nevertheless, thanks for your reply.
Greetings of the Baltic Sea,
Stefan
Antwort von Freddi:
I have a one FX7 and HC9 in parallel - with halfway decent lighting conditions you see in practice (although no difference FX7 is indeed a 3Chipper).
Due to the much better controls, the FX7 is the "ActionCam" and makes the HC9 (once set) the long shot.
Since the 1000's practically was the "successor" of the FX7, which should fit - but you have to buck up you ... HC9 Sony was the last consumer with tape, it is increasingly rare and it is only a matter of time before it rises again in the price.
