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I personally like the A1 better because of the ways you can set it up. The FX1 is about $500.00 less but with less options. (no 24 fps is one of them)
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This site has a few example of FX1 and A1 http://www.fxsupport.de/20.html |
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I liked the man better, because the white balance (or the lighting) of the woman take wasn't properly set :) I'd guess the man was the A1, but there's not much white area in the man's take so it won't be a fair compare. Bluish, bleak colors should mean Sony...
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I set both cameras at 30 fps, WB to 3,200 K, 0db Gain at about f4. We couldn't turn the florescent lights off. That is why you see those tones. The woman is actually the A1. Both cameras have been customized to look alike. The difference is that the florescent light hit one more than the other.
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Well, we would need shots of the same motif to really compare.
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The A1 is without a doubt the best HDV camera under $5,000.
The only question is. Am I buying this camera to make money or pretend that I am Pro because I use a Pro Camera? or Can I afford the extra $500 difference between the the FX1 and A1?
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