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From: poederbach
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  • sorry poederbach, i was wrong

  • i think you have published this video because you want to damage this camera

  • @eveliocinema I think you do not understand what tests are for. If you had read and understand what I had written as a comentary with the clip you would not have said this. The 700 is basically a good camera but already a bit older. Test are sometimes about extremes, these are extreme contrast shots that the camera did not handle very well. Sorry it is what it is. I am just being honnest and I have no intension to "destroy" the camera. I have shot with the 110 ( HDV) it's predecessor for years.

  • thats a horrible image, pixeñate, is it a bad camera?

  • @eveliocinema no he used a bad setting

  • 2 questions if you care to anwser: what do you use the camera most for and what lens and filters do you use?

  • @simon1234simon I only tested this camera never owned one. If I would buy a camera today I would choose Canon XF 300 this camerta has a non 18 zoom Canon zoom lens of extreme quality. Or DSLR with a host of lens options. Personally I rent the camera that suits the job best. So it depends on the job you do.

  • Can someone help me? Where I can get a RAW video from this JVC-HM700 camcorder on Low Light Situation? I will purchase a HD camcorder and the fight is between HPX-300 & HMC700.

  • Go with the 700. It comes with CCD chips instead of the MOS guys. The new chips still have some bugs (in my opinion). However, the HPX-300 seems like a solid ENG cam; but I've done most of my research on the 700 so take this as a quick opinion and not a definitive answer.

  • Thanks, beside the HPX-300 it to expensive, I mean the P2 card the price is ridiculos. I use Final Cut and that thing that record in mov. is great. Thatks again.

  • I'm very interested in this camera. The problems related to HD streaming seem to be being addressed now. I tend to upload HD footage in MPEG-2 format now at 720p, which YouTube seems to like. In fact YouTube suggest MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 files for uploads. Of course YouTube is always tweaking the player, so things will obviously improve in the future.

  • Don't worry, this was the worst situation I could place the camera and the footage shot in. I shot three prodc=uctions they are all fine.

    Maybe concider a DSLR when buying a camera and picture quality for relatively little money can be obtained.

  • this is compressed file moreeazy.you cant see the faces.you should watch this cameras footage on tv..this camera is great...

  • @ yonetk1 you are right the original did not survive the compression. Original is fine.

  • Wow this looks terrible, is this the compression, yu cannot even see the faces.

    Not impressed!

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