Andy Urtusuastegui
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I have owned both the hm100 and hm150. Short answer, buy the HM150.
The picture quality is very similar, but the HM150 is a little cleaner. (Remember these are VERY good 720p cameras, but 1080i/p is not as good)
The controls, buttons, etc are MUCH better on the HM150. Much more professional and flexible/customizable. Plus I use a remote on the HM150 and it is great.
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Are you shooting 1080 or 720p
The JVC’s are much cleaner in 720p mode.I have read on other forums (d v i n f o) that you get a cleaner picture by detting detail to around -6
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Shoot in 720p mode and try lowering the detail level. It should help.
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There are Audio level settings -12 or -20db reference.
If you are using on automatic, try setting the audio to -12db setting
You will have less dynamic range, but generally the sound level will be higher.Also, 720p is much cleaner in my opinion. T
ry setting the detail level down to -6 and it will be clean and you will not lose much detail in 720p mode. -
I never use 1080 on my HM100. Too noisy or grainy me too.
720p 24p or 30p -6 Detail, ND filter on in day gives the best picture. Try adjusting the shutter speed to 1/100 so you can keep the F-Stop around 2.8 to 4.0 in bright sun.
Good luck.
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I have a hm100u. Very nice camera for the size.
It will depend on frame rate and shutter speed.
I have found that the camera performs better at 720p modes.
I shoot 720 60p. I use a shutter of 1/100 or 1/250 and I get sharp movement. -
You are not alone. A few others have seen this also.
JVC now has a fix via firmware. You have to send the Camera to JVC for them to fix it.
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Yes, move the entire BPAV folder with all the subfolders intact as they were on the media card.
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Here is a screen shot..
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In Premiere, there is a window called Media Browser.
Go to that and click on the drive your files are on. (Don’t click on the BPAV folder.) Also, the is a “View As:” pop down. Select HDCAM-EX and you should see only the mp4 files.