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January 4th, 2007, 10:02 PM | #16 |
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Actually personally i feel the test are not very fair because the settings are different. I thought a more accurate test would be using same settings. Then we can gauge the brightness and quality when both cameras are shot at same shutter speed, sane F-stop and at the same gain level.
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I think what Jim meant was he has been uses the FX7 and FX1 but for Fx1 he has used it two years already.
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I've been using FX7 for last ~2 months (about 40-50 hours) and fx1 since it's birth
I have these two as two offset angle cams' and i've been happy with both of them honestly.
However the snapshots in aforementioned .de site are not truely representative of what you'd expect. I think it's fx7- biased. fx1 does better in almost all mid-to-low lightening. fx7 has slightly noticeable resolution edge in full light. but this is not a substantial advantage. My original plan was to phase out fx1's with fx7's over a period of time. But it's now changed. we'll be keeping fx1s and not procure any more fx7s only because there is not a substantial advantage and added cost would not justify. we do both day and night shooting. SC |
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But what about the FX1 vs the V1? Has anyone done comparative tests?
Is the V1 better than the FX7? It's a fact that low budget filmmakers as we all here are (I think), we should be looking for cameras that perform well in moderate to low light levels. |
January 6th, 2007, 09:40 AM | #21 |
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Anybody HAPPY with FX-7,
I TEST THE CAM IN THE SONY STORE UNDER LOW LIGHT CONDITION WITH A 10W SONY LIGHT , 18 DB IT LOOKED JUST FINE NOT TO MUCH NOISE, ( I HAVE WITH PD-170) DID ANYBODY SHOOT A WEDDING OR ON EVENT UNDER LOW LIGHT CIONDITION? |
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Hi Ruben,
Welcome to the community; could you please turn off your caps? It's generally considered that you're yelling at folks when all letters are capitalized. Carlos, there is a *tremendous* amount of information and opinions on the V1 vs the Z1/FX7 vs the FX1 in low light. At the top of this page is the "Search" function, and using it will turn up a couple hundred posts. Due to CMOS vs CCD, the FX7 is less sensitive than is the FX1 in low light.
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Of course I can do that. Just thought there might be someone here, like you :), who may have compared both CMOS cameras to each other. What I mean is that perhaps it's not too fair to compare the FX1 to the FX7 but to the V1 instead. Am I wrong? |
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Hi Ruben,
It would be really interesting to see some samples of the FX7 in 18db in lowlight condition. Is it possible to post a very short clip? thanks ys Quote:
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Does anyone recommend me a good Wide Angle Lens for FX7?
Hi, if you use Sony FX7 with a Wide Angle Lens, can you tell me how much the image quality deteriorates? Is it better to purchase Sony or Century Optics?
In your opinion is it benner 5X or 6X? thanks |
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Hi, i don't have the cam i was just testing , at the Sony Store
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Store camera and viewed on LCD on cams.. VERY VERY misleading
My HC1 looks great in low ..even almost dark room when viewed on it's miserably small (and low-res) LCD.
fx1 and fx7 have larger, more pix LCDs but far far far from what you want to evaluate your low-light footages with. You have to view them on a decent HDTV to see what the difference is all about. Good luck, Sam |
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