Jimmy Moss
Well-known member
With the pending release of the AF100, are the days of the HVX200 numbered? Or are people just dumping them so they can by AF100's.
Your thoughts?
Your thoughts?
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I do quite a bit of corporate and documentary, so I don't see myself getting the AF-100 anytime soon.
the next camera I purchase is one that can shoot 120fps.
what camera shoots at 120 fps?
You can expect any time a new camera comes out a lot of people are going to look to "upgrade", so there's no doubt the recent influx of used HVX200(A) and HPX170's is related to the AF100.
HOWEVER....
The AF100 is not an upgrade, they really are two entirely different beasts. Depending on your needs, one might fit better than the other, but they really have a potential to complement each other very nicely.
The best option, if you can afford it, would be to hang onto the 200/A/170 and get the AF100 in addition to it. I think many instinctually go "must sell old gear to buy new gear", in this case the two together give you the options to have the gear you need for the right situation.
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I thinks the T2i is a great b-roll camera ... But I wouldn't sell a hvx200 for one...thats a overall downgrade to me...If I was doing mostly cinema style shooting that would be a great camera.