Micro Shootout: HV10, FX-1, and Canon ZR100

Meryem Ersoz · September 29th, 2006, 12:58 PM

wow, for a guy who claims to want to stay on topic, you sure expend a lot of air making insinuations about my integrity. here's my biz website, which has been under construction for six months now:

www.planetestudios.com

the first picture is my child. the fool on the hill shooting the 6 am balloon derby with the camera is me. the third picture is one of my employees. the reason the website is on hold is because we're too busy with actual work to complete it....

my plan for this weekend was to mount up the HV10 and the fx-1 on my bike and do some testing for how the camera handles serious motion.

i'm looking forward to the bike mount test. i'm very curious to see how this little camera handles motion. my hope is that it handles it better than the FX-1, which does only okay with motion. the FX-1 does pretty well up to around 5-7 mph, but the image seems to start breaking down if the camera is moved any faster. there are so many great things which can be done with a camera this size....

Lee Wilson · September 29th, 2006, 05:21 PM

Meryem, thanks for your feedback, it s all cool with me.

:)

Your bike tests sound interesting, at the very least they will test the image stabilization systems.

September 29th, 2006, 12:58 PM	#31
Meryem Ersoz Wrangler Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Boulder, CO Posts: 3,015	wow, for a guy who claims to want to stay on topic, you sure expend a lot of air making insinuations about my integrity. here's my biz website, which has been under construction for six months now: www.planetestudios.com the first picture is my child. the fool on the hill shooting the 6 am balloon derby with the camera is me. the third picture is one of my employees. the reason the website is on hold is because we're too busy with actual work to complete it.... my plan for this weekend was to mount up the HV10 and the fx-1 on my bike and do some testing for how the camera handles serious motion. i'm looking forward to the bike mount test. i'm very curious to see how this little camera handles motion. my hope is that it handles it better than the FX-1, which does only okay with motion. the FX-1 does pretty well up to around 5-7 mph, but the image seems to start breaking down if the camera is moved any faster. there are so many great things which can be done with a camera this size....

September 29th, 2006, 05:21 PM	#32
Lee Wilson Major Player Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: London UK Posts: 376	Meryem, thanks for your feedback, it s all cool with me. :) Your bike tests sound interesting, at the very least they will test the image stabilization systems.