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    Senior Member Jet Nine's Avatar
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    This might seem like a naive question, but, what camera gives you better image quality, DVX100B on squeeze mode or HV30?


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    You are comparing 2 cameras that have very different characteristics.

    Better really only means what do you want to see.

    The HV30 is hi-def. There's no comparison there.
    I personally hate hi-def most of the time because it shows too much detail too get a smooth "artistic" look - that's what I like. (Especially peoples faces)

    Come to think of it - these 2 cameras would probably almost never give you the same results in any environment or application. That's a good thing.

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    HEY! I just saw some sale prices for the HV30... GET BOTH and you'll have great tools.


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    The DVX has so much more options and it has a pretty good 16:9 mode (squeeze)! If you want HD, you can always export the video as 720 or 1080... Because the DVX has all those amazing features that the HV20/30 just doesn't have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jet Nine View Post
    This might seem like a naive question, but, what camera gives you better image quality, DVX100B on squeeze mode or HV30?
    the HV30 is a great camera and I think it holds up great images but I like the DVX more.
    plus think about it.
    the HV30 is a $600 camera vs. the DVX is a $2000 camera. it seems pretty clear to me which is better...

    Well this is DVXuser.com so I guess everyone says they like the DVX but in HV20.com you might get different answer


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    You pay the extra money for all of those professional manual controls. The dvx lets you control every aspect of the image, and actually has a focus, zoom, and iris ring.


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    Both very different cameras but I would say for image HV30 FTW! Matter of fact check out the HF100 as well, about 5 bills and NO MORE TAPE!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Cola View Post
    Both very different cameras but I would say for image HV30 FTW! Matter of fact check out the HF100 as well, about 5 bills and NO MORE TAPE!
    Hey johnny Cola,

    I just watched your "Hyper Strain" trailer.

    I see some style there.

    Keep up the good work.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jet Nine View Post
    Hey johnny Cola,

    I just watched your "Hyper Strain" trailer.

    I see some style there.

    Keep up the good work.

    Thnx man

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