Frage von Ulli:
Hello,
I buy my plane as a second camera, the SonyHC90 or the JVC GR-DX307. In some reports said that the SonyCam has not really convincing image quality, especially not in lowlight. Can maybe someone tell me what it looks like the JVC?
I would like to join a helmet camera (http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/helmet_cameras.htm#BulletCameraPackage) s.The cameras. Can anyone tell me yet whether the Sonyoder the JVC has the right connection because I do not know exactly what the helmet camera has.
Moreover, perhaps someone has experience with the cams and can me his Favourit for skiing / snowboarding, vacations, mountain bike tours and the shooting with his colleagues propose? "Maybe some other synonymous Cam ...
Greeting
Ulli
Antwort von Markus:
Hi Ulli,
you can of the Linked Page to scroll down to light-years, and there are numerous products. What you've bought Helmcam / before buying?
The camcorder needs to have input an analog AV to a record of Helmcam with an analog video connection to. The issue Helmcam must turn a video signal, which sees the camcorder ", ie a composite or Y / C signal, which is compliant with the PAL television standard.
Regarding the sensitivity of the HC90 looking times in the article
Antwort von Ulli:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply.
I have found in the product description only one video input / output, and in addition to USB 2.0 and FireWire yet found an S-video connection.
Can the video input port used as synonymous for a finger-camera?
With S-video connection would have to go there but synonymous, right?
How does this type of video input?
Greeting
Ulli
Antwort von Ulli:
Is that the required analog AV input??
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Antwort von Markus:
Hi Ulli,
The blue jack (A / V) is the port for composite video and stereo audio. Usually, at (Sony?) Camcorders, a four-pin jack to be found, for accompanied by an adapter cable to RCA. The Y / C jack somewhere else s.Gerät must be found.
The Helmcam should (depending on the output signal) AV and Y / C s.den can connect input.
Antwort von Ulli:
Thanks Mark for the new answer ...
The''blue''connection is still a Lanc port, right?
The underlying but would need the analog video input to be ..
Unfortunately I have no Y / C-box found, but only one USB 2.0 and i.LINK port.
zum Bild So could really connect to a helmet camera?
Greeting
Ulli
Antwort von Markus:
The''blue''connection is still a Lanc port, right? Hi Ulli,
this can be seen in the picture is not good. Anything is possible.
The underlying it would be the analog video input. Is Your actual camcorder? What does the manual?
Unfortunately I have no Y / C connector found, but only a USB 2.0 and i.LINK port. Sometimes there are such connections s.der base station, if the camcorder has such a thing. -> Manual?
Antwort von Ulli:
No, ... the camera I still have not. In the manual
(http://www.sonydigital-link.com/manuals/manuals.asp?l=de&searchModelName=DCR-HC90E&ref=dime) are synonymous, only the following connections include:
zum Bild zum Bild With the A / V port, it should work but with the helmet camera, right?
Greeting
alegs
Antwort von Markus:
The HC90 has apparently due to the miniaturization no jack for the AV signal, but a special, multi-occupied port (-> A / V). With the supplied cable (Composite, yellow RCA plug) to connect a Helmcam is possible if the latter have a PAL-compliant outputs composite video signal.
Antwort von Ulli:
OK, I wanted to know.
Thanks again for the info Markus;)
Greeting
Ulli
