I...I...Used it...

[ColdPyroWF]

Thats right ladiesandgentlemen, I used the DVX100A for my very first time. I was doing a shoot downat my TV Station and I was making a 'Behind The Scenes' DVD for them, and shot it with the DVX100. I must say, it is much bigger than in the pics. I love the weight and feel of it. Very professional. I totally love the image i shot. I shot at 60i and it was amazing. Im now in the process of getting a DVC80..since i dont need 24p. Woooooo hoooooooo

[AndyJ]

DVC80 is a nice camera, but go on... save up for the DVX... you know you want to!! ;)

[ColdPyroWF]

DVC80 is a nice camera, but go on... save up for the DVX... you know you want to!! *;)

I mean, if I could, Iwould. but really,for my uses..the 1500.00 extra for 24p and 30p...really doesnt float my boat. Ill just get Magic Bullet and such.

[David Jimerson]

But that's not the only difference between the two. There are about 40, and some of them affect 60i.

[AndyJ]

Yeah- what David said! ;D

[ColdPyroWF]

But that's not the only difference between the two. *There are about 40, and some of them affect 60i.

Can you elaborate then ? I know there are no cinegamma settings or anything like that..but ..id like to hear more..

[David Jimerson]

There's a thread somewhere around here which discusses it. Do a search on "DVC80."

[J.R. Hudson]

Is there any chance you will ever do films? What about giving your behind the scnes a filmlike quailty?