Bsaint
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They are still selling from anywhere from $1,000 - $3000 depending on condition.
Full features and specs here.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...c_AGDVX100ABK1_AG_DVX100B_3_CCD_24p_Mini.html
The democratization of filmmaking took a giant leap forward when Panasonic developed the revolutionary DVX100 and now the DVX100A. Featuring CineSwitch™ technology, the DVX100A was and is, the only DV camera with the ability to switch frame rates from 24p, to 30p and 60i. Even further enhancing the film-like look, the DVX100 utilizes a true progressive scan imager, further enabling filmmakers to use digital video as a medium for expressing their cinematic vision.
And while DV Cinema starts with the camera, it doesn?t end there. Panasonic has developed a complete line of DV Cinema products. From DV VTRs with fast FireWire input/output, to digital video projectors that faithfully create the cinematic experience.
I've gotten some good use out of mine about 380 hours and am looking to upgrade to the HMC150
I'd like to get $1,300(OBO)
Some example of video that was shot and edited using it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0xNDuLklKM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXMmRhI_Stg
I can take pictures of the camera this week it includes Battery, charger, case, UV, FL, & CPL filters and I can include the Rode mic for extra. It's a 9.5 out of 10 condition wise everything works perfectly, zoom, mic levels etc. It was always kept inside the case, never shot outside in bad weather or rain and cleaned regularly
Full features and specs here.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...c_AGDVX100ABK1_AG_DVX100B_3_CCD_24p_Mini.html
The democratization of filmmaking took a giant leap forward when Panasonic developed the revolutionary DVX100 and now the DVX100A. Featuring CineSwitch™ technology, the DVX100A was and is, the only DV camera with the ability to switch frame rates from 24p, to 30p and 60i. Even further enhancing the film-like look, the DVX100 utilizes a true progressive scan imager, further enabling filmmakers to use digital video as a medium for expressing their cinematic vision.
And while DV Cinema starts with the camera, it doesn?t end there. Panasonic has developed a complete line of DV Cinema products. From DV VTRs with fast FireWire input/output, to digital video projectors that faithfully create the cinematic experience.
I've gotten some good use out of mine about 380 hours and am looking to upgrade to the HMC150
I'd like to get $1,300(OBO)
Some example of video that was shot and edited using it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0xNDuLklKM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXMmRhI_Stg
I can take pictures of the camera this week it includes Battery, charger, case, UV, FL, & CPL filters and I can include the Rode mic for extra. It's a 9.5 out of 10 condition wise everything works perfectly, zoom, mic levels etc. It was always kept inside the case, never shot outside in bad weather or rain and cleaned regularly
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