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November 14th, 2006, 02:51 PM | #1 |
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Buy The Hd250 Or Wait For The Hd200
I'm planning on getting either the 250 this month or wait on the 200 in the new year, but was wondering if anyone could enlighten me on which camera to buy. I do not have any need for "studio" applications and would only use the camera for indi work so what, if any, features does the 250 have over the 200 that would benefit indi films?
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November 14th, 2006, 08:21 PM | #2 |
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I'm on the fence to about this HD200 thing myself, but what I don't understand is that the HD200 is only a couple of hundred dollars less than the 250 and it doesn't SDI out, etc....
I don't quite see the point of HD200. Someone please tell me why I'm wrong. |
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For that $2000, the GY-HD250 adds genlock, time code in, time code out, SDI / HDSDI out, pool feed, and full CCU control capability. For some customers, these features are critical. For others, not so much. Now, you will have a choice of more I/O's for more cost, or less I/O's for less cost. Regards, Carl
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I reviewed both press releases for the 200 and the 250 at the JVC US website.
Both MSRP for the same: $8995. Hmm. I guess there really is no reason to wait! Since the 200 hasn't actually come out yet I have to imagine the MSRP will be less. |
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1. With the time code I/O, you can lock the camera's time code to an external electronic clapboard or audio recorder. 2. If you ever do a multi-camera shoot, with multiple HD250's you can lock all cameras to the same time code. 3. With the HDSDI output, you can feed uncompressed HD out to a high bitrate HD format like HDCam or D5 HD. You can also use the HDSDI out to play back HDV recordings into some high-end NLE systems that require HDSDI. Regards, Carl
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The GY-HD250U is $10,995 with a 16X lens. Please see this link: http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/l...&feature_id=00 Regards, Carl
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Thanks Carl. By the way, can you buy the HD250 without a lens as I already own the 16X as well as the wide angle and don't need another. What would the cost be?
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Good point--yes, Carl, what about the "indie film package"- HD250, (without lens), HZCA13U(super16 adapter), and maybe whatever else?
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"GY-HD250CHU" package - This is camera head, viewfinder, tripod plate, Anton Bauer plate, and mic - no lens. HZ-CA13U - PL adaptor Add to that an Anton Bauer package of your choice, and maybe a CB100 carry case. I don't see that we'll have a specific "package" with this mix, so just buy it ala' carte.
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"GY-HD250CHU" package - This is camera head, viewfinder, tripod plate, Anton Bauer plate, and mic- no lens. List price is $9,995.00
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Any ideas on the official release date and pricing of the HD200 as yet?
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The HD250 will also have better balance on the shoulder than the 200 and the front part AND the back part will lock into a tripod adapter. Nice features, but at the price of having to pay for the extra SDI and all.
I suppose you can screw a IDX/SONY V-mount plate onto the HD250 instead of the anton bauer?
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