Chris Bell
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The 18×7.6 is a re-barreled ENG lens. While it does not have constant stop, it’s superior mechanics will contribute to a better image.
Chris
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Mike,
I have used both the Fujinon C and E series lenses. I own a pair of C series: the 13×4.5 and the 15×7.3. Both of these lenses are quite superior to their ENG brothers. Specifically, there is no vignetting at the end of telephoto range and the stop remains consistent. The images are sharp and luminous. I fine ENG lenses dull in comparison.
The E series are in a completely different league. You would not believe how much detail it is possible to resolve in 720p until you use these lenses. Color and flesh tones are spectacular. The 10×10 is enormous, as big as an Optimo. You are going to need a good assistant.
Most manufactures can arrange demos.
Chris (I think I just wrote and ad for Fujinon) Bell
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You need an HD monitor with an HD-SDI input.
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Fujinon E series lenses are quite spectacular. Both the primes and zoom resolve at a level I did not think possible at 720p. Highly recommended.
I own Fujinon C series optics which are quite good too, a better performer than ENG lenses. They are more affordable than the E series.
Chris Bell
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If I load my H scene file into my F, the two cameras are not matched. They must be matched up independently. I am looking to see if anyone can share F and H files which will give me a solid match. I don’t have a scope.
John, have anything you could share?
Chris
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I have that software. It’s not a 1 for 1 thing. The F and H see color different. I am looking to see if anyone has scene files that will match F and H cameras.
Chris Bell
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No firewire control is possible.
Chris Bell
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I own the JVC and I am very happy with it. Good value, excellent picture. I use the component boards with an outboard AJA SDI converter (much cheaper than the JVC SDI board).
Chris Bell