Ken Zukin
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Here’s an article from Digital Video magazine that rates ’em — it’s current, too:
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I’d suggest trying a different lens — it may be a faulty wiring/switch issue…
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It’s kind of a weird situation!! I’d give AJA tech support a call — if you fried your IO, they can offer you a reconditioned one (my IO-HD started misbehaving and they sent a factory re-freshed one to me overnight)
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Glad to hear you solved it — since you’re the first operator I know — how do the BMD HD files compare with just shooting on a standard SD card??
What lenses are you using??
Also, did it take you long to acquire your D-800 – the release seems painfully slow…
thanks, Rob,
Ken
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This is the set-up I’m contemplating buying — I currently shoot with a Panasonic HPX-3100 — anyway, something just doesn’t sound right — b/c the camera definitely outputs 23.98 and the BMD-HD lists that as one of it’s supported codecs — might want to give BMD Customer Support a call and get to the bottom of it…
Give an update if you make any progress with this — thanks.
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That’s an interesting & somewhat mysterious response — is there hope here for us IO-HD users — or best to just forgetaboutit & move on?!!?!!
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Thanks, John; I’ll give that a try…
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What a treasure-trove of information — thanks!!
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I own the 3100 and have been pleased with it — I faced the same decision a year ago and went with the Panny as I already owned P2 media & a pricey card reader — no regrets — but the Sony may be a pound or two lighter if my memory serves me..you can’t go wrong really — both great!
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[Michael Sanders] “What I really hate is the inference from a lot of people that because I use FCP X I can’t be a “professional” editor. I work to the highest standards I can, both technically and artistically. Be it shooting or editing I use the tools I have to the max and often go beyond what the clients ask because it will be better.
“Totally agree with this — FCP X isn’t a good fit for me now, and may never be. But like a crap guitar in the hands of a journeyman guitarist — some sweet notes are going to be created no matter what.