Recording 1080p 60 frames?

[David C Wright]

I use a Panasonic HDX900 and have a client requesting that material be shot 1080p 60. The camera is not capable of doing this but can I record this format easily from the camera using a Nanoflash. Thanks

David

[Mark Job]

Hi David:
Nope ! You cannot record 1080 p 60 on a Nano Flash Recorder.

[David C Wright]

Apart from a RED, F23 or 9000 is there another solution to recording 1080p60? Thanks

[Giroud Francois]

the problem is on what will you distribute that ?

[Steve Phillipps]

Add Phantom HD to the list, but there's certainly nothing reasonably priced with decent quality (ie I believe there's a little Sanyo or something, but obviously it'd be domestic quality only).
Steve

[David C Wright]

Thanks Steve, should have included the Phantom..... Your are right, the choices are limited.

[Mark Job]

Originally Posted by Steve Phillipps

Add Phantom HD to the list, but there's certainly nothing reasonably priced with decent quality (ie I believe there's a little Sanyo or something, but obviously it'd be domestic quality only).
Steve

...Hi Steve:
Wow ! A consumer camcorder which shoots in 1080 p60 ? What's the particular name of the model of Sanyo ? I'd be interested in checking that out. - Googling right now ! ;-)

EDIT: Here it is ! I found it ! It's called the Sanyo Exacti and it's weird looking ! http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...view-35660.htm

EDIT2: My apologies ! This Sanyo model only does 1080 60i (Interlaced). I think Steve's link below is the correct models starting with the Sanyo VPC-FH1A.

[Steve Phillipps]

I remember someone mentioning it on DVInfo, this is the thread http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/general-...-1080-60p.html
Steve

[Mark Job]

Hi Friends: Please follow this link to camcorder info's full review of the Sanyo 1080 p 60 camcorder at Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000 Camcorder Review - Sanyo

[Bruce Rawlings]

Simon Wyndham has reviewed the Sanyo some time ago.

[Henry Olonga]

Get the NTSC of the Panasonic TM700
It's getting good reviews.

Camcorders - HD Camcorders - HDC-TM700 - Specification - UK & Ireland

[Steve Phillipps]

I think we need to remember that the OP was talking about an HDX900, so presumably would be after something top quality, not a domestic camcorder.
Steve

[Andrew Stone]

Originally Posted by Mark Job

Hi Friends: Please follow this link to camcorder info's full review of the Sanyo 1080 p 60 camcorder at Sanyo Xacti VPC-HD2000 Camcorder Review - Sanyo

Interesting read. I rarely read reviews on consumer level camcorders so it is interesting to see what is up and coming in this part of the market segment. Gives you a sense of where things are going in the next year or so with features to expect.

Thanks for posting that up Mark.

[Paulo Teixeira]

The Sanyo FH1A will sometimes cost as low as $299 and as high as $329 depending the time you get it from Amazon or B&H. It goes up and down constantly while the more expensive version, the HD2000A have not budged much and it's usually $494.68. The biggest differences is that the HD2000A has a mic input and it's of a different shape. The lens is also slightly faster, 1.8 verses 2.0 although the FH1A is slightly wider.

The Panasonic will be a big step up. It has a higher quality 1080 60p mode, significantly better stabilizer and significantly better auto focusing. It also has a traditional focusing ring around the lens as well as a 1080 24p within 60i mode. B&H currently has it for $787.00 which is one of the lowest price that the camcorder was ever sold for and it may get back up again.

Here's some cameras that isn't mentioned here:
ARRI Digital | ARRI Digital
Gigabit Ethernet CMOS Cameras: SMX-12A2C
Cineraw - Camera
http://www.grassvalley.com/products/ldk_8000_elite
http://www.grassvalley.com/products/ldk_8300

Their is one camera that's made by Ik__________. I'm trying to remember the correct spelling. Maybe someone can help out? It's been talked about before.

[Bill Koehler]

Ikegami

Ikegami/Broadcast