Todd Roush
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Great stuff.
1. Was it shot in 24p?
2. Which lens adapter did you use?
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They never last 2 hours, but you can get them at BH photo Power 2000 brand 3600 mAh and also on E-bay really cheap.
My sony friend says he put a meter to one and it did not spec out, but I have never had any trouble with mine on my Panasonic……and with $200 ea VS. $30 ea, it’s hard to resist.
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WAAAAAAYYYYY too good to be true.
Broadway? Abes? There’s a ton of them. You can’t even trust the “shop-bots” anymore because the BAD GREY MARKET STORES pay their people to go in and write good things about them…..the real reviews are the ONE STAR reviews every 5 reveiws or so.
You will notice a similarity to the good reviews, like, “This camera real good camera….fast delivery..good.”
BH is the standard, you can usually find good deals a bit below their prices but not WAAAAAAYYYYY below. IT IS TEMPTING THOUGH!
Good question for this forum. Where did you get good prices but not get robbed?
http://www.profeel.com is where I have had some success.
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Damn Straight. Forget those onboard mic’s but for home movies. Hard core OMNI.
I almost lost a job assuming the onboard mics would be better than a handycam because it’s a “pro-sumer” cam. Actually, Handy-cam mics are quite amazing at times. When my shotgun audio is bad, I usually save my posterior by cutting to Sony TRV-120 audio which rivals My Me-66 but with less warmth.
I think Panasonic assumes you will buy a good mic for this camera. Sennheiser Me-66 with a k-6 cartrige is the industry standard “pro-sumer” mic. It’s the only lower mid mic that I have heard of actually being used in Televison, indie-film or ENG> (not to say there aren’t others) Probably find it for $350.00.
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