X-Nathan
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Mar 4, 2001, 3:35 PM
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Re: Looking to buy camera, so many choices, so confused!?
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Of course, they are not the same. However, every last one of them is a good cam which is how they are all alike.
The VX2000 has the advantage of being the new kid on the block. It features newer electronics, image array, and optics. One very nice feature it has is a dual ND filter. That can be a real aid in getting a better picture. By all accounts the VX2000 can shoot in lower light than the GL.
However, do sell the GL-1, TVR900, or VX1000 short. All are capable of producing excellent video and audio. If progressive scan (Canon calls it frame movie) is your bag, then you should probably look at the GL-1 over the VX2K. The VX2K (on NTSC cams) does not support progressive scan at 30 fps (PAL version supports full prog scan).
As far as the 900 and VX1K, by golly, they are still good cams. I think someone said that the 900's price has dropped $50 in over a year. That ain't much and shows what a capable cam it is.
Nathan Gifford
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