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DV camcorder

X-tom
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Dec 29, 1999, 11:02 PM

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I'm looking to buy a DV camcorder for under a $1000 for school. The Canon Ultura and Vistura look good. Digital Origin also has two pieces of software - IntroDV and EditDV that looks good. I would appreciate any help or comments on puchasing a DV camcorder and software for editing. Thanks

X-Rob
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Dec 30, 1999, 11:23 PM

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Unless you need a full fledged professional editor get intro DV you will save money and it will have a easy learning curve. I use edit DV everyday but I'm all for a simpler program when it can be used. - Rob
I have 2 canon dv camera but not what you are looking at. Try to get a hands on with both of them. The progressive scan feature that some of them have is great for photos. Find out which one is the newest to be released.

: I'm looking to buy a DV camcorder for under a $1000 for school. The Canon Ultura and Vistura look good. Digital Origin also has two pieces of software - IntroDV and EditDV that looks good. I would appreciate any help or comments on puchasing a DV camcorder and software for editing. Thanks

X-Ed
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Jan 1, 2000, 5:05 AM

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I'm in a similar search for DV camcorder/software. I believe IntroDV is Windows only, EditDV Unplugged is the less expensive Mac option. If I am deciphering the info at Digital Origin's web site properly, their capture utility, MotoDV will also be required to get the video into your Mac in QuickTime DV format. Good luck!
: Unless you need a full fledged professional editor get intro DV you will save money and it will have a easy learning curve. I use edit DV everyday but I'm all for a simpler program when it can be used. - Rob
: I have 2 canon dv camera but not what you are looking at. Try to get a hands on with both of them. The progressive scan feature that some of them have is great for photos. Find out which one is the newest to be released.

: : I'm looking to buy a DV camcorder for under a $1000 for school. The Canon Ultura and Vistura look good. Digital Origin also has two pieces of software - IntroDV and EditDV that looks good. I would appreciate any help or comments on puchasing a DV camcorder and software for editing. Thanks