Hello, everyone knows me on here by now right? If you do...you know that I try to be as professional as possible when it comes to discussing HD issues. I'm not always successful, and this might be one of those times I fail miserably.

Ok, how can I say this? I happened to stumble upon some JVC HD10U videos, but they aren't post-able on here......if you know what I mean? lol

I must say the chroma noise is still there, low-light ain't so good. But, considering the content I can't say I looked at that first! Anyway, in the name of research I have studied these videos and I must say it works well in this particular industry!! ;)

Ha-ha-ha, in the interest of research! Now I've heard it all. I think I'm gonna use that one myself!

cheers!

p.s. I guess a waterproof housing will be in the works next huh?

Ha! Yeah, it's kinda funny...I did really, truthfully stumble upon it.

Careful, now... too much of that stuff and you'll go blind.

Hairy palms make it difficult to hold cameras...

heath

Go blind???? Okay, I'll stop when I need glasses...

Wait. I do need glasses... but that's just old age,,, which, come to think of it... is pretty much when you stop anyway. I guess its a 'self regulating' sort of thing.

My question is, "How do you KNOW it was shot on this camera?"

Ahh...admit it, you guys want links!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Richard, I know a HD10U when I see one. I'd be willing to bet the camera person even used our site here to perfect his/her technique!!!!!

that is strange because the firstime a noticed hugly color artefact on HD1 was when looking a skin tones, especially when on large part of the screen. It moves from pink to green or violet.
I expected that this kind of movie would render very poor with this cam.
c'mon , give us the link so we can check.....

You'l have to email me, of course. We don't want to taint sacred ground of DVinfo.

There sure are a lot of, umm, dedicated researchers on this forum! (you know who you are..lol)

I should have charged for the links because I'd be rich by now!