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November 9th, 2006, 08:31 AM | #1 |
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What are the key differences between the JVC HD models?
Okay my head is hurting from trying to compare all of the technical specs and I just need to know in simple terms what are the key differences between the different camera models - JVC GY-HD100 / HD110 / HD200 / HD250.
I primarily shoot coporate work with a little bit of event videography and documentary. I own and love the Panasonic DVX100a but am not prepared to move away from tape yet as a storage device. Any help is appreciated, thanks. Last edited by Amy May; November 9th, 2006 at 11:27 AM. |
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It's pretty simple :-)
JVC GY-HD100U: HDV 720 24p, 25p, 30p and NTSC SD, IEEE1394 IN and IEEE1394 OUT JVC GY-HD100E: HDV 720 24p, 25p, 30p and PAL SD, IEEE 1394 IN JVC GY-HD101E: HDV 720 24p, 25p, 30p and PAL SD, IEEE 1394 IN and IEEE1394 OUT JVC GY-HD110 , JVC GY-HD111 is the same as the above, but updated. JVC GY-HD200: the above with 720 50p and 60p support/encoding JVC GY-HD250: the above with 720 50p and 60p support/encoding and the break-out box on the end (SDI) There are some other differences (enhanced gamma etc), but that's the main difference...
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Thanks Werner, the sales brochures never make it that simple!
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That's because they never contacted me to write those brochures :-)
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Don't the 200 and 250 also have a much improved MPEG-2 codec?
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Carl, this thread isn't including that the camera front end is better, 14bit A/D while the 110 is 12bit. The 200/250 is a better camera.
Better highlight control, more color, lower noise. Good stuff like that. And the MPEG encoder is better, not just able to do the 60p. |
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Ken, you're making it real hard to sell my 100 so I can get the 200. Drat:-).
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Since we're going into more specifics.: the 200 also has a GOLD-looking part on it, where the 100 has a SILVER-looking part on it. So I think you can easily sell your 100 because of that: it looks better on the outside :-)
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Does this camera really exist? I'm 'the best quote from two companies away' from buying a HD110E and I've just heard about this 200E. Yet, if you go to JVCPro web site there is no mention of it under the camcorder section.
Is this a USA model only? Help quick, 'cos I don't want to buy an obsolete camera! Stuart |
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buying the HD110 won't be buying an obsolete item. The HD200 is just higher-end... (Somewhat more obsolete: not interested in my HD101E ?)
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