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JVC HD everio

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imbeezy
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does anyone have one? if ya do... is it good? and post some of the video it took i wanna see the quality
Jun 25 2008 8:39PM
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B-Wall
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I have the jvc gz-hd7 and its awesome
Jun 25 2008 8:50PM
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dave44
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I'd take a look at the Sony HDR-HC9 and Canon HV30 before getting the HD7.

Jun 25 2008 9:09PM
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dergblerp
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If you're filming action sports like skiing/boarding, you probably wanna stay away from hard drive cameras. they tend not to like jerky motions. I'd recommend HV30. i use the HV20 which is a pretty similar camera, and its awesome.
Jun 25 2008 9:37PM
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imbeezy
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noice
Jun 25 2008 9:46PM
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SirFryanator
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I have one...it's not so great. Under the right conditions you CAN get sick footage but you have to tweak it a lot.
Jun 25 2008 9:59PM
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imbeezy
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so hard drives are no good for action sports? good to know
Jun 25 2008 10:07PM
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drippynuts
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hard drives are shit, dummy

go tape
Jun 25 2008 10:20PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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Its alright, my parents never listened to me when i told them i didnt want harddrive, but alas, i received one. I find that its fine for qualitiy and everything. Shaking doesnt mess with it that bad, and stills are good quality.

Its a dece camera but i would go with something else.
Jun 25 2008 10:56PM
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imbeezy
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But does anyone have any video that they took with it on the site?? i wanna see the quality
Jun 30 2008 4:19PM
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dave44
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https://newschoolers.com/web/content/videos/member_id/64159/

SirFryanator's

Jun 30 2008 4:21PM
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SirFryanator
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the first 2 and the last 1 are not that camera though. the best quality ones are probably these:

all natural edit remixed:
https://newschoolers.com/web/content/videos/id/189431/member_id/64159/

february break edit:
https://newschoolers.com/web/content/videos/id/190118/member_id/64159/




Jul 1 2008 4:16PM
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imbeezy
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thanks dude. is that from the everio or the HV30
Jul 6 2008 9:32PM
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dave44
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that was the everio hd-7
Jul 6 2008 9:39PM
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tBatt
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hard disc drive cameras are generally a no.
when you upload them to you computer, mostly they have some shitty codec which you have to convert every clip, their not good in cold weather, their not good if their dropped (but i guess neither are reg cams).

and if you think their good, think about why havent all the other professional film companies switched from tapes yet?

if your looking for a good camera, definitely look into the canon hv20 and hv30 for hi def, or a panasonic pv-gs500 for a non hi def. probably two of the best consumer cameras on the market for the money.
Jul 7 2008 12:39AM
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imbeezy
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that didnt look very hd...
Jul 8 2008 1:15PM
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panojibber
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DONT GET A JVC EVERIO. I got one and it uses a weird video format, took me so long to figure out a way to get the video off the camera and onto my computer in a usable format, and even then almost no video editors would accept the file format. Tried to reach customer support and it was shit, they hadn't come up with a solution or file converter. Had to resort to a glitchy 3rd party program, and I still have problems with it.
Jul 8 2008 1:48PM
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