Brian:

The Decklink site is a little hard to follow if you don't know what you need. You want "DeckLink HD Pro 4:2:2" for $995. There is no model number. The lesser cards have no analog out. The more expensive card has dual-link, which is overkill for most folks.

If you have about $800 more available to spend, the Kona LH is the card to have. It allows analog capture and more flexible software drivers.

Sean:

You got it right. Decklink, in a PC, is only compatible with Premiere Pro I believe.

Nate, Don't you want to capture digtally? I guess the outputs from the HD100 are analogue, correct? What if you use the harddisk? Can't that allow you to capture in digital full uncompressed resolution. You know I am new to this, so bare with my questions please. Looking into the Kona right now.

Nate, Don't you want to capture digtally? I guess the outputs from the HD100 are analogue, correct?

Well nate did capture digitally via the Firewire, but the camera can out uncompressed HD analog, someone correct me if I am wrong but to use a decklink card you you need a HD-SDI convertor.

I want to see it!! all your mac.com homepage pics don't work, says they can't be found...

I had to change the URL on the production pics because a Static-X fan site found them, and kids were making all sorts of inaccurate speculation about the video because of them. (hrm, sounds like here and another camera right now!)

http://homepage.mac.com/nweaver/Sites/PhotoAlbum42.html

The video can be seen here:

http://homepage.mac.com/nweaver/Sites/dirthouseext.html

sick dude.

so what are your thoughts on using the 35mm system on that camera in HD? how does the 1280x720 master look for softness and grain amount?