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November 15th, 2006, 07:12 AM | #16 | |
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Carl, I know you had mentioned that the official price had not been released yet, but doing a search for the HD200 on the JVC websight yields a price of $8995. When it had first been announced it was going to be $7995. Is there a reason for the $1000 increase or is it just an unofficial price on the websight until a final price is decided?
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JVC just issued a press release today indicating that the price of the HD200 will be $8995 with a lens and $7995 without.
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Aha, The HD100, HD110 and HD200 have exactly the same body, right? (apart from the silver- or gold-coloured line on the side)
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Not right. So far in this product line, there are two body styles. The GY-HD100 and GY-HD110 share the same body. (first body style) The GY-HD200 and GY-HD250 share the same body. ( second body style)
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Ah - now I understand. But if the HD200 doesn't have SDI and all, what kind of connections are there in the part behind the shoulderrest? Also, A/B is standard on the HD200 then?
The pictures I have seen from the HD200 looked like the HD100, but that's wrong then?
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Carl, are you absolutely certain?
this picture from the JVC booth tells me I was right, I'm afraid... http://www.digitalschnitt.de/info/NAB2006_5.html
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If I remember correctly from reading past comments here, the original HD200 used the same body as the HD100, but this was changed -- which also caused an increase in price of the HD200 over the tentative price that was originally announced. I was told at the JVC booth that the HD200 will also come with the Anton Bauer battery plate, the same as the HD250. However, the plate can be replaced with an IDX plate for people with that style battery. The HD250 comes standard with the JVC tripod plate, which is the same as a Sony, which is acutally a Vinten (if I understand what they said) -- but the HD200 does not come standard with the tripod plate. At the show they had an HD250 with a complete studio setup, on a pedestal with a very nice telemprompter, monitor, zoom and focus controls, etc. |
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I've seen it on the JVC website... it makes the HD200 even more interesting then it already was in the old body. Finally it'll have a 2-point secure connection with tripod and steadicam.
Will there be trade-in possibilities with a HD101 or should I ask that locally?
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