Jason Ramsey Admin Jan 10, 2007 #2 There is a nice comparison thread somewhere on here. In short (from what I remember) the HVX and DVX are quite comprable in progressive shooting modes. If not, the edge goes to the HVX. When shooting interlaced, however, the DVX has the edge. The DVX is also a stop or so faster, from what I remember. Jason
There is a nice comparison thread somewhere on here. In short (from what I remember) the HVX and DVX are quite comprable in progressive shooting modes. If not, the edge goes to the HVX. When shooting interlaced, however, the DVX has the edge. The DVX is also a stop or so faster, from what I remember. Jason
B Barry_Green Moderator Jan 10, 2007 #3 In 16:9 progressive the HVX holds a substantial edge. In 4:3 progressive they're comparable. In 60i, the DVX is better. But that's all assuming you're shooting to tape; if you shoot to the cards you can put the HVX in DVCPRO50 mode and it gets even better than it was.
In 16:9 progressive the HVX holds a substantial edge. In 4:3 progressive they're comparable. In 60i, the DVX is better. But that's all assuming you're shooting to tape; if you shoot to the cards you can put the HVX in DVCPRO50 mode and it gets even better than it was.