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Old 03-08-2006, 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Doetsch


Jedi,

I am in the process of getting the camera. I think I have narrowed it down to the DVXa, VX2100, DVC30 & GL2. May I ask you what you shoot with and your suggestion for a low-midline price range camcorder that has a decent picture with Manual controls.

Thank's
I am a personal fan of the Panasonic cameras. I have not owned any of the above mentioned but of all of those I would choose the DVC30. My main reason is because the DVC30 has the optional (for $250) XLR mic input box. This will greatly help in the interviewing field area and allow you to plug any kind of microphone into it. The GL2 does not have that option and neither does the DVX, I'm not sure about the VX2100. I have worked with the Panasonic AG-DVX100B and that is a phenominal camera, however, quite expensive and probably more than you need.

EDIT ADDON: Another feature of the DVC30 is the LED light system. The output on that light is amazing and not blinding. It puts a good amount of light out but doesn't cause any problem with the eyes of the person you are taping.

Also, you will need an IMMENSE amount of mini-dv tapes. When you get to the point, I highly recommend ebay and buying a box of 50. Too bad we weren't closer then we could work together on this.
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