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Which is better: Sony's HDV HC-1 or Canon's HV30?
Feb 04, 7464 by Julie-Anne | Posted in Camcorders
I'm a film student who is looking for near broadcast quality camcorder ( that will record as close as I can get to prosumer quality) that's less conspicuous/point & shoot friendly for my documentary work. (I'm basically looking for a high definition replacement of what the Panasonic PV GS400 was.) This is because I'm looking for a camcorder with manual features and fantastic image quality BUT high definition.
I love the manual control features of the 2005 released Sony HDV HC1 camcorder. The exposure dial, focus ring, and the video quality being a strong rival against the Panasonic GS400 (and THEN some given its HD capabilities) is exactly what I'm looking for. Although it beats out the HV30 for me with a durable build and manual capabilities, I REMAIN APPREHENSIVE about purchasing an older model in comparison to the influx of newer HD camcorders coming onto the market.
I've also heard that the video quality that the HV30 provides is the best seen in semiprofessional/consumer camcorders. Video quality is, of course, very important to me. I would drop the Sony HC1 in a heartbeat if the Canon HV30 proved to be better in that category.
So,
QUESTION #1) Which has better video performance/quality: Sony's HDV HC-1 camcorder (despite its' age) or the Canon Vixia HV30?
QUESTION #2) Is there any cameras coming out this year, in consideration to what I'm looking for in a camcorder/your answer to QUESTION #1, that you know is worth waiting for?
QUESTION #3) Given what you know, do you think that the new video features on the Canon Vixia HV40 (March 2009) without a doubt are worth waiting for, despite it being similar to the HV30?
**MORE QUESTIONS for the SAVVY**
I also continue to remain apprehensive about purchasing an newer HD model. While looking at the 2009 releases from Sony/Canon/Panasonic, I've noticed that a lot of the camcorders being released will be formating to AVCHD.
QUESTION #4) Is it true that AVCHD recording onto hard disk drives (HDD) will not produce as good a picture as camcorders formating to HDV on MiniDV tapes?
And I want to stay eco-friendly with my film making....
QUESTION #5) Is there any Hard Disk Drive (HDD) camcorders available out now that don't format to AVCHD? Is this a good investment for me considering I'm a film student?
QUESTION #6) As a film student, is it a smart decision to stick to MiniDV or can I stay eco-friendly and switch to HDD?
