Sam Mallery
Well-known member
Hi DVXer's
I've been really digging this forum lately, and I figured I would post a video here. I'm on the verge of pulling the trigger and buying my first HD video-enabled DSLR, but before I do that I wanted to pay hommage to the first video camera I ever bought, the Panasonic PV-535D.
The 535D is a big old honkin' thing that sits on your shoulder and records video onto big old honkin' VHS tapes. Now, even though it's pretty antiquated technology, I still think it's one of the coolest video cameras of all time.
At any rate, here's a video I made with it in 1993. The video was my final project for a class I was taking called "Interpersonal Communication" at Emerson College. Somehow, our of the kindess of her heart, my professor decided not to give me a failing grade:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md09KJabPEU
I've been really digging this forum lately, and I figured I would post a video here. I'm on the verge of pulling the trigger and buying my first HD video-enabled DSLR, but before I do that I wanted to pay hommage to the first video camera I ever bought, the Panasonic PV-535D.
The 535D is a big old honkin' thing that sits on your shoulder and records video onto big old honkin' VHS tapes. Now, even though it's pretty antiquated technology, I still think it's one of the coolest video cameras of all time.
At any rate, here's a video I made with it in 1993. The video was my final project for a class I was taking called "Interpersonal Communication" at Emerson College. Somehow, our of the kindess of her heart, my professor decided not to give me a failing grade:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md09KJabPEU