Still some questions at DVinfo.net

Kevin Comras · January 17th, 2006, 12:28 PM

I have read all the posts regarding camera and thank you all for for some very good information, but I still cant decide if I should buy 1 now or rent a camera until somthing better comes out. My concerns are:

1. SSE- I see all the posts, but they really dont mean too much to me. I want to get into doing weddings and would be not using lights at the reception halls and some churches. would this be a problem?
2. I am anticipating people will want thier weddings shot in HD even if they cant view them now, so I would need to archive an HD master back onto DV tape. Does this camera record firewire back in or just out?
3. FCP support yet?
Thanks

Barry Green · January 17th, 2006, 02:17 PM

Firewire input is supported on the US version of the 100 and on the European 101 model; the European 100 does not support firewire input.

No FCP support yet, although I think you can get around that with the Lumiere plug-in.

January 17th, 2006, 12:28 PM	#1
Kevin Comras Tourist Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: boonton NJ Posts: 2	Still some questions I have read all the posts regarding camera and thank you all for for some very good information, but I still cant decide if I should buy 1 now or rent a camera until somthing better comes out. My concerns are: 1. SSE- I see all the posts, but they really dont mean too much to me. I want to get into doing weddings and would be not using lights at the reception halls and some churches. would this be a problem? 2. I am anticipating people will want thier weddings shot in HD even if they cant view them now, so I would need to archive an HD master back onto DV tape. Does this camera record firewire back in or just out? 3. FCP support yet? Thanks

January 17th, 2006, 02:17 PM	#2
Barry Green Barry Wan Kenobi Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: North Carolina Posts: 3,863	Firewire input is supported on the US version of the 100 and on the European 101 model; the European 100 does not support firewire input. No FCP support yet, although I think you can get around that with the Lumiere plug-in.