Sony HVR-HD1000E Test Footage

Sony HVR - HD1000 - E high definition camcorder test footage in HDV 1080i

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Science & Technology

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• sony
• hvr
• hd
• 1000e
• high
• definition
• camcorder
• test
• footage
• 1080i
• hdv
• 1080p

[MSTPhilem]

The sky looks so blue, do you using ND-filter or just take adjusting shuter and iris to produce that kind beautiful blue sky?

[AnnorexicFatty]

@asearti Look at the Sony DR60, it is a bit costly. Check ebay for a used one. They are dirt cheap there.

[AnnorexicFatty]

@stavit2 1080p is possible with some HDV camcorders. It it not possible with DV. Remember that HDV 1080p is always 1440x1080, not 1920x1080. This makes a big difference in quality. My suggestion, don't buy an HDV unless you find a super deal and aren't doing anything professional.

[AnnorexicFatty]

@imsoterriblybored If you buy most camcorders like this one, you connect a firewire cable to the camcorder and computer. Then you use software like Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere to "capture" the video. You can use windows movie maker, but it won't be in HD.

[asearti]

is there a way to record straight into a storage device?

[tw2004]

@imsoterriblybored

Just connect the camera via Firewire to your PC.

[chrismeas]

really great quality

[imsoterriblybored]

heyyy where can u buy a tape to computer converter thing??

[netafilms]

@stavit2

well you can buy a hard drive for it butt that it apart from the tape i think????

[macaroonlee]

Hi Netscriper,

I am looking at buying the hvr hd100e. Are you happy with it? Would you recommend it?

Thanks