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How big is it?
Not too long ago I posted asking for help in deciding which camera to get, the JVC110 or the HVX200. I posed the same question to HVX users. After considering all the responses I recieved, I decided to go with the JVC- which surprised me because I used to be a huge fanboy of the DVX100.
I just have one more quick question regarding the JVC110, and that is: How big is it? It is difficult to tell from looking at the pictures, the specifications on JVC's site list it as 12 3/8" long, but does not say if this includes the lense or not. So how long is this camera really with the lense? Idealy I would go check the camera out myself, but unfortunately I live a long ways from a dealer who carries the camera, and can not find time to drag myself away from work to make a trip to go look at it before I order. |
if you have a midsize desktop tower, its about, if not longer than the case.
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For eng, it is way small. That is one of the main reasons I like it. Once you add the anton bauer bricks, it feels a lot bigger. |
Look at this bloke holding it- you will get a good idea of the size.
http://pro.jvc.com/pro/attributes/HD...y_charters.mov |
http://users.telenet.be/wespproductions/new-page-5.htm
And I'm about 1m75 (5 foot 10 if I calculate that correctly).... There are a lot of other pictures on my site with the HD100, you can also easily see what it is with or without the IDX battery solution... |
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Nice setup. Demonstrates the size of the camera perfectly. |
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Werner,
That is a nice setup- but we'd have to wax those forearms for a cover shot! |
JVC probably won't want to give the impression you need to be a hairy beast to carry this cam... :-)
I got it yeah... and so my hopes for modelling are slashed... :-) |
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