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Old 01-24-08, 05:01 PM   #1   |  Link


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Can't Decide Which Camcorder

Hi, I am planning to buy a camcorder and am stuck between 3 choices.

1. Sony HDR-SR7
2. Canon HG10 (I like the Wind Screen and 24P)
3. Sony HDR-SR1 (I LOVE the Ring and the 3.5 In. Screen)

What are the major differences? (Not Including Hard Drive Sizes)
1. Best Video Quality
2. Best Manual Controls
3. Windscreen (Is it Important)
4. Best Audio Quality
5. Best with overall features

Finally, what camera would YOU get (not considering the price)
and does the Canon work to download the video files onto the PS3 like the Sony? And does the Sony camera use EIS or OIS (Is there a big difference?)

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Old 01-24-08, 06:46 PM   #2   |  Link
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Personally, I am waiting for the sony SR12 to arrive in stores hopefully in march at $1399. 120 gig HD and stick memory recordable as well. 1920 s 1080 recording, face detection etc... Looks to be a nice camera.

http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...view-34178.htm
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Old 01-24-08, 10:20 PM   #3   |  Link
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Canon has generally received 'best in class' for picture quality in most of the new formats such as HDV and AVCHD.
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Is the sr12 really worth it?
Is the video quality SO MUCH better?
Also, Thanks for the response.
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Canon has generally received 'best in class' for picture quality in most of the new formats such as HDV and AVCHD.
What about between the SR7 and SR1?
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Old 01-24-08, 11:51 PM   #6   |  Link
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You know, judging by what folks know about the SR7, spec and performance wise, can you judge what the quality could be like on the SR11-12? I'm really hoping to wait for the SR11 as the USB port is the major selling factor
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I'm not too familar with the SR series, but my comments on the Canons were pointed toward HDV cams like the HV20 and AVCHD cams like the HR10 and upcoming HF10 and HF100.
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I'm not too familar with the SR series, but my comments on the Canons were pointed toward HDV cams like the HV20 and AVCHD cams like the HR10 and upcoming HF10 and HF100.
Wait, so with all these new cameras coming out, will the hv20 still have the best picture quality?
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