Dvc30?

M

muzz

New member
I have been using a DVX100B, but am in need of a smaller camera, for certain situations. Am thinking about the DVC30, but am a little worried that Panasonic will come out with a small DVC30 size HD camera which would be great, unless I bought the DVC30 the month before it comes out.
Any thoughts?
 
if all you need is a second cam for like pov shots the dvc30 is great or even the pv953 if you can still find one that is would make a great 2nd cam. also the dvc80 would make a great 2nd cam.
 
I picked up a 30 before getting my 100b, and its been a great camera. Very light around 2lbs, frame mode looks good but dosnt compare to the dvx.
 
Add my sentiments to those above. the 30 is a nice little camera. 953 is nice too, but the chips are a bit bigger in the 30, plus it (30) gives you scene files like the DVX.
 
I wish there was some sample footage like the 100 on here so I could see what the dv30 is like..
 
=8-D

It is clean.. not enough 'blowing out focus on the background' I would like.. but it is definately higher in quality than most video cameras I have seen. I can see the quality being familiar with the dvx100.

I just joined My Space as well - Cutting Edge Films. James Whitley.
 
Last edited:
I also have a dvc30 and just bought the dvx.
Here is a quick video I did for my church last year -- I didn't do anything special and it was quickly thrown together.
http://www.cfex.com/tccc/VideoIdols.wmv

Another plus to the dvc30 is that it can use the same batteries as the dvx and my varizoom rocker works with it too. :)
 
For mine, i really didn't try to go for any shallow dep. I have the problem of always wanting to be close to my subjects. Haha.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top