LUCAS_HITCHBERG
Active member
I've been reading the posts on problems some people have experienced with their brand new DVX camera. There seems to be a wide range of things that can be bad (as with anything electronic). I'm still holding off on such a major purchase for several reasons, the rate of defects being one of them. I have a couple of questions for owners of the DVX100a and I hope these issues of [potential] camera defects can be objectively addressed -and put to rest.
First, what is the defect rate of the DVX100a cameras as compared with similar makes/models of video cameras?
Second, it would be a good idea to do a *complete* check of camera operations to spot defects early and to differentiate between defects and limitations. I'd like to see the collective minds (sorry for the Borg reference) put together a comprehensive checklist of performance operations for the DVX. Along with the checklist a list of known characteristics (e.g. lens clunks when power is off) and settings to minimize or eliminate unwanted performance (e.g. blacks grainy).
Maybe this is too large a challenge, but if a list of things to check along with "it's a feature not a fault" were available all in one spot it would make it easier for those of us on the fence to decide.
Could dual lists of "FAULT' and 'FEATURE' be posted and periodically updated on a special page? I know it sounds like a lot of work, but even a small compiled list would be a huge start.
Thanks,
LHB
First, what is the defect rate of the DVX100a cameras as compared with similar makes/models of video cameras?
Second, it would be a good idea to do a *complete* check of camera operations to spot defects early and to differentiate between defects and limitations. I'd like to see the collective minds (sorry for the Borg reference) put together a comprehensive checklist of performance operations for the DVX. Along with the checklist a list of known characteristics (e.g. lens clunks when power is off) and settings to minimize or eliminate unwanted performance (e.g. blacks grainy).
Maybe this is too large a challenge, but if a list of things to check along with "it's a feature not a fault" were available all in one spot it would make it easier for those of us on the fence to decide.
Could dual lists of "FAULT' and 'FEATURE' be posted and periodically updated on a special page? I know it sounds like a lot of work, but even a small compiled list would be a huge start.
Thanks,
LHB