Recording with PanasonicAGHVX200

[Noah Kadner]

100% negative. That was an easy one. 🙂

-Noah

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[Luis otavio Feldens]

OK, and if I use P2 cards, what is the easiest and not to expensive solution to transfer from the P2 to iMAC or MacBookPro.

Thanks

Luis O Feldens

[Emre Tufekci s.o.a.]

Your camera and a usb cable or a dueladapter. Another easy one. (Virtual high 5 to Noah)

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[John Kersten]

Luis-

USB is yes the simplest way to do it, but if you’re recording 1080 you’ll find it’ll take a long time to dump the footage over USB, and keep in mind you’ll be unable to use your camera while this takes place.

The most efficient way to do P2 (IMO) is to use the biggest cards you can find so you can shoot all day and then transfer everything later, although this is more critical for situations where you can’t easily bring a laptop/hard disk around, i.e. documentary/news.

You can rent the highest-capacity cards for not too much money, but think about getting a couple of 4 or 8gb cards to have on-hand since you’re buying the camera. Serious investments in P2 are probably not worth it until there are affordable 64 or 128gb cards.

[James Carroccio]

hello john,

im a final year film student and was wondering if investing in the panasonic hvx200 would be wise. i hear it is a great camera.

do u know when it came out?

do u think itll last me five years?

does it shoot true hd?

i would appreciate ur advice. thank u in advance.

JimmyJames
film student