Barry_Green
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Yep, tried it, verified it works. :thumbsup:Were you ever able to try your framerate hack on the review versions you had?
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Yep, tried it, verified it works. :thumbsup:Were you ever able to try your framerate hack on the review versions you had?
Canadian Info: Don Zahara from Panasonic Canada just called me back to let me know that Canadian order will be shipping soon and before the end of Oct. Though he also said that everybody (the world) gets them at the same time??? There will be a limited number of the new cameras on the first release (he said this was due to world wide demand) and that by the end of Nov. all would be up to speed stockwise. He also mentioned that the camera would be sold WITHOUT a P2 card in Canada but that would be reflected in a lower price that if with the camera. Panasonic Canada feels that the buyer should decide what size P2 card they need and buy it. He told me the 64 gig cards would be out in early 2009. Sadly Barry Green's book will also not be part of the package. The Panasonic 5 year guarantee will be. He said the suggested retail for the 16gig card was $1000.00 but dealers could sell for less.
Brian
Even though our dollar is in the toilet, when buying video gear, I feel very lucky to be an American. It seems that buyers in most of the rest of the world rarely get as good of a deal as we do here.
Dan
Even though our dollar is in the toilet, when buying video gear, I feel very lucky to be an American. It seems that buyers in most of the rest of the world rarely get as good of a deal as we do here.
Dan
well for the first time in europe we've got something from panasonic that is optional for you: pal/ntsc HPX ..... that's a big step ^^
Haven't seen a production unit yet.
Don't know where you got that idea; I think everyone's expecting them to be more like $2,000.so you meant the 64 G will be about 1000 USD?
It is my understanding that the HPX171E is NTSC/PAL switchable by default. It is more expensive, and it has that feature inherently built in.Are we sure this is really the case or is the brochure not correct and maybe it is only an option you have to pay for !
Definitely buying one when I can get one. Don't know when my schedule will permit re-testing by itself; I've got a stack of articles and tests I'm supposed to be getting to already.Oh... I thought you'd have one already. Are you planning re-tests?
My HPX170 has offcially shipped out to me as of TODAY! The fine people at UPS just informed me via email. :thumbsup: