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New Boot
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Vancouver BC
Posts: 14
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New PDX10 owner
I've been checking out the dvinfo forums for a couple of weeks now.
Was set on getting VX2000 but stumbled on the PDX10 at the local pro shop. Wasn't sure about the camera until I read the many posts here. I'm quite excited about this camera. I tried to make a decision based on my needs and requirements rather than getting the "best" camera. I discovered that every camera has its pros and cons. Besides the camera, I also picked up: Manfrotto 503 head and 755b sticks NP-QM91D battery (the big one) Century Optics .5X Wide Angle lens (was deciding between Century and Kenko @ half the price) I'm still reeling from the cost of this purchase. However, I realize that this is a night and day move from my 1 chip camera setup. Thanks for all the great info. I will continue to lurk.... |
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Outer Circle
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Hope, BC
Posts: 7,524
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I can't recall if the PDX10 has the same 37mm thread size as the TRV950. If this is the case, check out the Tiffen (37mm) wide angle adaptor. Enjoy you new cam!
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Wrangler
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Mays Landing, NJ
Posts: 11,791
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Yep, 37mm on the PDX-10 Frank.
Congratulations on the new camera Daniel. Seems like the PDX-10 is finally starting to catch on. I continue to be pleased with mine :-) |
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Regular Crew
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Cocoa Beach, Florida
Posts: 25
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Ditto I am pleased with my PDX10 and I am still reeling from the cost. 3 chips are $$$ but the output is NIGHT and DAY compared to a single chip cam.
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