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Robert Bale October 13th, 2008 10:36 PM

The Converted..JVC TO EX-3
 
oK, Hello to all.

I am a long time JVC (HD201)user, its time for me to upgrade, have a few questions.

I want to know will the camera shoot a true progressive
720p/50 ok ?
or even better 1080p (that would be good as i now are burning off bluRay disks)

and are looking to add a super wide angle zoom thru lens, any ideas.

I will be using the new 60 gighdd to capture to, so will it capture to the other card as well, as a safty backup.

rob.

Alister Chapman October 14th, 2008 12:45 AM

The EX1 and EX3 will both shoot true 720/50P and upto 30P at 1920x1080. The lens is reasonably wide to start with but Sony make a 0.8 zoom through adapter and Century make a range of other adapters.

Tom Hardwick October 14th, 2008 01:04 AM

It's the adjective 'super' that you've tacked onto 'wide-angle' that worries me. There is a dire lack of such lenses at the moment (I presume you're talking of something rectilinear like 17 mm on a full-frame SLR), so if this is a real need-now requirement beware.

tom.

Robert Bale October 14th, 2008 02:50 AM

thanks tom, the super wide i am looking for is like a 1/2 fisheye style, but i will have a look around, the other questions i was going to order the 60gig hdd with it but now not to sure, after reading all the problems.

has any one got a bullet proof set up yet.

Rob

Steve Phillipps October 14th, 2008 02:54 AM

No such thing as a "bullet-proof setup" I'd say, it depends on what you're shooting and the look you're after. I suppose the best you can do for an allround setup is just use one that gives the most dynamic range and the most information from the scene to allow manipulation in post.
Steve

Tom Hardwick October 14th, 2008 03:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert Bale (Post 950954)
thanks tom, the super wide i am looking for is like a 1/2 fisheye style

Er - 'half fish-eye style' Bob? That's a new one on me. If you're happy with gobs of barrel distortion then you're probably ok to go shopping. If you want straight lines to remain straight you're probably limited to Sony's rather feeble 0.8x.

Robert Bale October 14th, 2008 04:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Hardwick (Post 950970)
Er - 'half fish-eye style' Bob? That's a new one on me. If you're happy with gobs of barrel distortion then you're probably ok to go shopping. If you want straight lines to remain straight you're probably limited to Sony's rather feeble 0.8x.

Yeh for some shots im looking for that arty look


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