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My bad, it was the Canon USA site
My bad, it was the Canon USA site. Did not look hard except for the price, and it was $999.00 not $1300.00. That is still a lot of cash. Even $650.00 is high. I have spent over $1000 bucks, plus my time, on DV Tapes and I feel like I’m dumping money/time down the drain.
That’s why I asked about the FireStore C and that work flow. Thanks RC |
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Actually I would prefer the nNovia HD drives. As the drives are hot swappable. More of an initial investment. But cheaper in the long run. One drive per camera, and an extra disk for backup and swapping out if needed. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc..._HDV_Hard.html http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Cartridge.html |
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Avoid any dealer selling at prices higher than what I've posted here. Hope this helps, |
HV20 would be very beneificial and practical
Michael , Thanks for the info, looking at it that way I could see why the HV20 would be very beneificial and practical. I always find myself dreading the tape upload. Im saving for the Firestore C.
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HV10 for XH-A1 Capture?
I have seen lots of talk about using a HV20/30 as a capture device. Does the HV10 have the ability to handle the 24F/30F footage as well?
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Yes, works well for 1080i as well as Canon 24f and 30f.
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