Adi Head
August 25th, 2002, 05:58 AM
hopefully last question i'll have before purchasing my pd150:
i currently live outside the US and therefore will buy a pal system pd150p.
however, in about two years from now, i will be moving to the US.
i know i'll have to get a new 110v battery charger, but that's no problem. the big question is:
IS IT POSSIBLE TO WORK WITH A PAL SYSTEM CAMERA IN THE U.S. OR IS A PD-150P IN THE STATES JUST A 3.5 LB. PAPER WEIGHT?
is there an efficiant, and not very expensive way to convert pal to ntsc? or is this something i don't even have to worry about?
since i'm not into weddings and events, and will mostly be shooting documentaries for television, will i be able to live with my pal camera, edit on final cut pro with not too much hassle?
i know the technical difference between NTSC and PAL regarding frames per second, but am not aware of compatibility difficulties of the two systems and complications that may arise due to the differences between them.
thanks, adihead
i currently live outside the US and therefore will buy a pal system pd150p.
however, in about two years from now, i will be moving to the US.
i know i'll have to get a new 110v battery charger, but that's no problem. the big question is:
IS IT POSSIBLE TO WORK WITH A PAL SYSTEM CAMERA IN THE U.S. OR IS A PD-150P IN THE STATES JUST A 3.5 LB. PAPER WEIGHT?
is there an efficiant, and not very expensive way to convert pal to ntsc? or is this something i don't even have to worry about?
since i'm not into weddings and events, and will mostly be shooting documentaries for television, will i be able to live with my pal camera, edit on final cut pro with not too much hassle?
i know the technical difference between NTSC and PAL regarding frames per second, but am not aware of compatibility difficulties of the two systems and complications that may arise due to the differences between them.
thanks, adihead