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Old June 15th, 2008, 11:44 PM   #211
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All we need is non taped versions of the HC1, A1u, GL2, GS400 and the DVC30.
These camcorders were very popular when they first came out and it’s a shame non of them have been replaced yet.

Now it looks like JVC is doing the same thing by getting rid of features from the HD7 when they released the HD5 and the HD6.

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Old June 16th, 2008, 12:42 PM   #212
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That's why earlier I said the HF vs SR comparison was Apples and Oranges. The SR should have been compared to the HG. So, I'm now looking at AVCHD camcorders from a different perspective: HDD vs SD card.
Interestingly, the HG10 is also around $630 at the moment, so there is still a big price difference with that model. You do gain back a viewfinder and HDD, but I think zebra stripes are still missing.
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