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Jvc Picsio in Ikelite

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Jvc Picsio in Ikelite

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  1. I have found a couple post about similar cameras but nothing about the JVC. I was wondering is this cameras only good for web stuff, because I would like to watch it on a 46 in hd tv, but I'm guessing it won't look that great. I'm just trying to decide if I should just wait and get what I really want later on next year, and just get this for my up coming trip.So I can shoot some kind of video. If I could find a decent set up for 1500 right now I would get it. But I don't think I will find anything in that price range. Any help would be great.

  2. JVC used to have a less than stellar reputation for their product's durability and customer support. I do not really know how much this has or hasn't improved. I do know that Rick Young, a pro shooter in the UK, gets all the cams he wants for testing and when JVC asked him for the JVC HM-100 to be returned, Rick went out and bought 2 of them for himself. The footage is great and it can shoot in FCP's quicktime envelope. Equinox says they make a housing for it.

    Steve

  3. JVC used to have a less than stellar reputation for their product's durability and customer support. I do not really know how much this has or hasn't improved. I do know that Rick Young, a pro shooter in the UK, gets all the cams he wants for testing and when JVC asked him for the JVC HM-100 to be returned, Rick went out and bought 2 of them for himself. The footage is great and it can shoot in FCP's quicktime envelope. Equinox says they make a housing for it.

    Steve

     

    Correct Steve,

     

    This has been a tremendously popular housing request since we released it. Our dealers can't keep them on the shelf and our customers say they love this camera.

  4. Wish I had both to play with and test.;-)

    Steve

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