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Steve LaClair February 29th, 2004 03:40 PM

yeah i just wanted to be sure before i killed $200 on some random ebay auction.

Tyler Gred February 29th, 2004 03:51 PM

I am not sure though so WAIT before someone else who knows posts....

George Brackett III March 1st, 2004 01:35 PM

Some of the low-end cams (like my JVC GR-DVL300U) don't support pass-through, so I still end up using my GL-2 for color correction.

Alex Dunn March 1st, 2004 01:40 PM

<<<-- Originally posted by George Brackett III : Some of the low-end cams (like my JVC GR-DVL300U) don't support pass-through, so I still end up using my GL-2 for color correction. -->>>

George, please elaborate.

Are you saying that you can use the GL2 custom presets to enhance footage passed from an analog cam through to your capture card? Or something else entirely?

Jean-Philippe Archibald March 1st, 2004 02:04 PM

I think that what Georges are saying is that he use his camcorder connected to a computer through firewire and connected to a monitor through an analog output (RCA or S-video) to view the effect of the color correction filters he apply in post production in real time on the monitor.

Some lower end cam does not support this feature.

Alex Dunn March 1st, 2004 02:15 PM

Ohhhhh! That is differant. So, in place of a video card with r/t DVI/TV output to a monitor he uses the output passthrough on his GL2 to output to a monitor. That's ingenuity!

Still though, he said "use the GL2 for color correction". I hope he will elaborate.

George Brackett III March 1st, 2004 08:24 PM

No. All I'm saying is I use a monitor via the Firewire preview mode to adjust my colors per NTSC specs.

Jun Galinato March 2nd, 2004 11:24 PM

Why not just buy a cheap Sony mini-DV camcorder? I use my TRV-25 for playing. Yes most of the Sony mini-DV camcorders play DVCAM.

Alex Ratson March 2nd, 2004 11:31 PM

But they (Sony Mine DV cameras) do not record in DVCAM.
I find it much more beneficial to Master to DVCAM (if acquired via DVCAM or Mine DV) then to shoot in native DVCAM and master to Mine DV.

Alex

Jun Galinato March 3rd, 2004 12:44 AM

He said he is just looking something to import footage to his NLE, he didn't mention to use it for export, so for playback, a cheap mini-DV camcorder is fine.

Alex Ratson March 3rd, 2004 07:11 PM

I find it fairly safe to assume that most people will like to export there move to tape. Who dose not? Even if you are only distributing the product on DVD you will want to have a Master as a long term back up.

Alex

Todd Moen March 9th, 2004 04:59 PM

Hey..Thanks Guys,
Yep I could use a small camera for exporting to the NLE wich would take care of the ware and tear then if I wanted it back in DVCAM fomat I could go back to the camera I guess. Does that make any sense?
Thanks

Matthew Eastwood March 13th, 2004 04:14 AM

the SR-VS30U is the cheapest deck i could find for importing DVCAM footage. it will not record DVCAM. cost is ~$900.

link -> http://www.dvshop.ca/vdecks/jvcdecks.html

Ronald Lee March 14th, 2004 05:06 PM


Ronald Lee March 14th, 2004 05:09 PM

You know, I"m thinking about getting a companion for my PDX10. A deck that is actually the PDX10's little brother...

Not the TRV950, but the TRV33.

I'm in the market for a cheap one, and I'm sure prices of these will drop even more.

Or I can buy a cheap miniDV (these play DVCAM? or not?) off ebay as well. Hmmm. Still probably a Sony or a Canon.

But the first way, I can use the TRV33 as a back up true 16:9 cam as well.


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