M mtownley Active member Mar 25, 2008 #1 is it better to stay with a panasonic camera to capture with or does it matter? will i loose quality on playback?
is it better to stay with a panasonic camera to capture with or does it matter? will i loose quality on playback?
HorseFilms Look ma no hands Mar 25, 2008 #2 You don't have to use a Panny. I've used a Sony for capture since I got my DVX. There is no loss of quality on playback. It's all digital (1s and 0s).
You don't have to use a Panny. I've used a Sony for capture since I got my DVX. There is no loss of quality on playback. It's all digital (1s and 0s).
Undisputed Truth Active member Mar 26, 2008 #3 Not sure about the dvx, but ive tried to capture on a newer sony handycam with footage shot on a gl1, it didnt work for some reason, the playback on the sony was off.
Not sure about the dvx, but ive tried to capture on a newer sony handycam with footage shot on a gl1, it didnt work for some reason, the playback on the sony was off.
renegadewill Well-known member Mar 27, 2008 #4 yea, I've found that footage capture easiest with the camera it was shot on.
renegadewill Well-known member Mar 27, 2008 #5 but I am going to start running a small canon for my captureing to be easier on the dvx's heads
J JPenna Member Mar 27, 2008 #6 I capture stuff from my DVX on a $150 JVC camera. Works the same. For some reason, though, I've always gotten audio problems when capturing footage shot on some Canon cameras (especially the GL1).
I capture stuff from my DVX on a $150 JVC camera. Works the same. For some reason, though, I've always gotten audio problems when capturing footage shot on some Canon cameras (especially the GL1).