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]]> Comment on Do all Canon Vixia camcorders work with the same tripod? by Anonymous http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/do-all-canon-vixia-camcorders-work-with-the-same-tripod/#comment-77 Anonymous Sat, 27 Nov 2010 04:58:23 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/do-all-canon-vixia-camcorders-work-with-the-same-tripod/#comment-77 Yes!<br /> Now I don't k ow much about that camera, but actually, any tripod can fit on any camera or camcorder! The design that attaches the camera is the same on all tripods and cameras. To answer your question, of course!<br /> <br /> PS happy black Friday. Yes!
Now I don’t k ow much about that camera, but actually, any tripod can fit on any camera or camcorder! The design that attaches the camera is the same on all tripods and cameras. To answer your question, of course!

PS happy black Friday.

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]]> Comment on What are the top quality Canon camera/camcorders? by Anonymous http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/what-are-the-top-quality-canon-cameracamcorders/#comment-75 Anonymous Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:18:21 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/what-are-the-top-quality-canon-cameracamcorders/#comment-75 why canon if you want video /photo quality the lx5 will be very tough to beat for 500$. if you want canon then you might want the sd2000( i know it is only 300). If you extend to 900 you can get the t2i. the best slr in video quality. plus very good photoquality too.<br /> cnet.com<br /> dpreview.com<br /> dcresource.com why canon if you want video /photo quality the lx5 will be very tough to beat for 500$. if you want canon then you might want the sd2000( i know it is only 300). If you extend to 900 you can get the t2i. the best slr in video quality. plus very good photoquality too.
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]]> Comment on What are the top quality Canon camera/camcorders? by Hondo http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/what-are-the-top-quality-canon-cameracamcorders/#comment-74 Hondo Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:37:32 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/what-are-the-top-quality-canon-cameracamcorders/#comment-74 You will need to double your budget at least... You will need to double your budget at least…

]]> Comment on Does walmart sell canon camcorders in stores? by clamdirt4 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/does-walmart-sell-canon-camcorders-in-stores/#comment-72 clamdirt4 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:47:58 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/does-walmart-sell-canon-camcorders-in-stores/#comment-72 If the website says NOT SOLD..in stores..then that's it..<br /> ..my Crystal Ball is in the repair shop. If the website says NOT SOLD..in stores..then that’s it..
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]]> Comment on Are all the Canon Vixia camcorders the same video quality with only differences in zoom and battery life? by Little Dog http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/are-all-the-canon-vixia-camcorders-the-same-video-quality-with-only-differences-in-zoom-and-battery-life/#comment-68 Little Dog Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:03:48 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/are-all-the-canon-vixia-camcorders-the-same-video-quality-with-only-differences-in-zoom-and-battery-life/#comment-68 No.<br /> <br /> The HG series were designed to record very highly compressed AVCHD/MTS format video to an internal hard drive. The HF and HF S series were designed to record very highly compressed AVCHD/MTS format video to flah memory. Some have built-in flash memory, some use removable SD cards. The MTS files are copied to the computer over USB and the video editor must decompress them before editing. The video editor must be capable of dealing with MTS files - or you need to convert the files first - typically, if you convert the MTS files to some other format before your editor gets them, this means the video is no longer high definition. There is no clearly defined long-term archive process flow in case you want the video in a year, or 2 or 5 or 10...<br /> <br /> The HV series were designed to record to miniDV tape using the same DV and HDV format used by professional videographers. The DV and HDV video formats are recorded to inexpensive miniDV tape - but this means your computer must have a firewire port to import that video... and it also means that when you do not re-use the tape, it is the long-term archive. Most video editors can deal with DV format video - HDV may be a problem (but most likely just with the low-end editors like MovieMaker). Assuming it is not a problem, after inporting the video and editing, you can export that high definition video project back to the camcorder and use the camcorder as a playback deck and watch in high definition oin a HDTV when the camcorder is connected with component or HDMI cables. This is not possible with flash memory or hard disc drive consumer camcorders.<br /> <br /> If your computer has no firewire port and no way to add one, then you only decent option is flash memory. Even though the video file types and video compression are the same, hard disc drive camcorders have other known issues with vibration and high altitude - and potential video data recovery challenges when the camcorder breaks and the video has not yet been transferred. With miniDV tape or flash memory, just take the tape or memory card out and find a similar camcorder for transfer. In the case of a flash memory card, just use a cheap card reader.<br /> <br /> There's lots more, but these are the big-deal issues. No.

The HG series were designed to record very highly compressed AVCHD/MTS format video to an internal hard drive. The HF and HF S series were designed to record very highly compressed AVCHD/MTS format video to flah memory. Some have built-in flash memory, some use removable SD cards. The MTS files are copied to the computer over USB and the video editor must decompress them before editing. The video editor must be capable of dealing with MTS files – or you need to convert the files first – typically, if you convert the MTS files to some other format before your editor gets them, this means the video is no longer high definition. There is no clearly defined long-term archive process flow in case you want the video in a year, or 2 or 5 or 10…

The HV series were designed to record to miniDV tape using the same DV and HDV format used by professional videographers. The DV and HDV video formats are recorded to inexpensive miniDV tape – but this means your computer must have a firewire port to import that video… and it also means that when you do not re-use the tape, it is the long-term archive. Most video editors can deal with DV format video – HDV may be a problem (but most likely just with the low-end editors like MovieMaker). Assuming it is not a problem, after inporting the video and editing, you can export that high definition video project back to the camcorder and use the camcorder as a playback deck and watch in high definition oin a HDTV when the camcorder is connected with component or HDMI cables. This is not possible with flash memory or hard disc drive consumer camcorders.

If your computer has no firewire port and no way to add one, then you only decent option is flash memory. Even though the video file types and video compression are the same, hard disc drive camcorders have other known issues with vibration and high altitude – and potential video data recovery challenges when the camcorder breaks and the video has not yet been transferred. With miniDV tape or flash memory, just take the tape or memory card out and find a similar camcorder for transfer. In the case of a flash memory card, just use a cheap card reader.

There’s lots more, but these are the big-deal issues.

]]> Comment on Does the Sony and Canon HD camcorders output different Formats? by Iridflare http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/does-the-sony-and-canon-hd-camcorders-output-different-formats/#comment-76 Iridflare Wed, 30 Sep 2009 08:35:18 +0000 http://www.123canoncamcorder.com/canon-camcorders/does-the-sony-and-canon-hd-camcorders-output-different-formats/#comment-76 MPEG-4 is quite a broad standard and AVCHD conforms to that standard. So, while you can say that AVCHD is MPEG-4, you can't say that MPEG-4 is AVCHD. It used to be the case that even AVCHD wasn't precisely defined, so that different manufacturers' implementations weren't compatible. These days it's a fair bet that an editor claiming to support AVCHD will be able to handle anything. MPEG-4 is quite a broad standard and AVCHD conforms to that standard. So, while you can say that AVCHD is MPEG-4, you can’t say that MPEG-4 is AVCHD. It used to be the case that even AVCHD wasn’t precisely defined, so that different manufacturers’ implementations weren’t compatible. These days it’s a fair bet that an editor claiming to support AVCHD will be able to handle anything.

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