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Can anyone answer these questions?
can you view the video live from the camera on a laptop via fire wire? Can this Mpeg2 video be recorded in real time onto a hard disk? How good is the image stabilizer say compared to that of the Cannon GL2? Phil |
Your answers:
Yes, you can view the video in SD via firewire or via the S-Video out. For some reason while recording in HD and viewing the S-Video output on a monitor, the image is stretched from 16:9 to 4:3 aspect ratio. You can't record the MPG2 TS onto a hard disk while recording. The OIS is pretty good but not great. Use a tripod or monopod whenever possible with this camera. |
I've used the stabilizer in all modes, esp. DV for some little videos I've done (and not to promote myself, but the interview with me on a putt putt golf course for the documentary of my film was shot in DV on the HD10), and I have to say it's kinda subpar.
heath |
Great thanks for the help,
We are using GL2 cameras to film various terrains (mostly Alpine) remotely from the hood of a car. These are then rendered into Mpeg4 & integrated into some software. At the moment we use a laptop to see if anything unwanted has landed on the lens & to record the film onto external hard disks but I'm starting to wonder if the increased pixel resolution of the JVC cams would give us better quality Mpeg4 at 500kb/s (our limit). So is the JVC the best option for Mpeg4 video that will be shown only on a PC? & If recording 'HD' Mpeg2 (to tape) can we use the laptop as a monitor? Phil |
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