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Tony Parenti April 15th, 2007 07:25 AM

The Canon only adjust picture parameters in -1 or +1 increments. There is no -2,-3,-4, etc or +2,+3,+4.

I think Cinema Mode actually adjusts the gamma control of the picture.

Ken Ross April 15th, 2007 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Parenti (Post 660542)
The Canon only adjust picture parameters in -1 or +1 increments. There is no -2,-3,-4, etc or +2,+3,+4.

Tony, I know, that's why I was asking where the -4 sharpness settings were coming from that some were talking about since there is no such setting on the HV10 or HV20. I think some people are referencing a particular preset on the Canon A1 which is belived to be part of the Cinema preset on the HV20.

Joe Busch April 15th, 2007 09:36 PM

I tried playing with the manual focus this weekend and it definitely was a pain in the ass, the picture looked amazing, maybe I'm using it wrong but it's pretty much useless unless you want to lock the focus at a certain depth instead of letting the auto-focus decide. I wear gloves when I'm filming too so hitting that focus button is even harder ;)

Things I gotta get used to, still debating if I want to get a pro-consumer or stick w/ HV10 - HV20... I know you can get an HV10 for $825 from a legitimate website (I can't say I guess) which is $275 less than the HV20 is going for... not bad... picture quality is about the same, just no 24F which I could live with, but 30F (I think HV20 does that) would be nice.. and the larger form factor.


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