Mark Tyson
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Great idea Jan. As a very happy SDX900 owner, I’m seeing the new cam as my first foray into high-def. I’ve had trouble getting my head around HDV, (just seems kinda wrong), but this appears to be the right piece of gear at the right time. I think the 200 will be a great compliment to the 900 and allow me to dip my toes in the water for not too many bucks. Having a seminar to help folks get their heads around workflow and HD/SD issues would be great…certainly a well spent 400 bucks.
Mark Tyson
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One more thing. Make sure you run the Tascam on a different Firewire bus that your i/o.
Mark Tyson
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The Tascam FW-1082 is great if you want a control surface as well as a stand alone mixer. It’s a little quirky to configure. Use the SDI, far and away the cleanest audio i/o. The Tascam has S/DIF or analog out for monitoring.
Mark Tyson
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Fred;
Thanks. Guess I better order the Kona. Sounds like the Kona & i/o work together very elegantly.
Mark Tyson
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Scaling in FCP5 is a huge improvement over FCP4.5
Mark Tyson
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I do a lot of auto and furniture retail stuff. Once you “get” Livetype, you’ll be blown away by it’s capabilities. I also use Boris Red and and Title 3d for a lot of stuff. Good tools…just a different approach to getting it done.
Mark Tyson
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Perhaps I’m just too damn old, but…I for one am eternally grateful to AJA for making a piece of gear that just works, costs essentially nothing (I come from the days of big iron) and has great customer service. My $10,000 FCP suite kicks the hell out of any other suite I’ve ever owned (some costing upwards $500,000) and that is in no small measure due to the wonder of the AJA i/o. Just one person’s opinion.
Mark Tyson