Pablo Gaiger

Does it do slow motion while shooting, like the EX-3? I also hear the codecs used by Panasonic make the file pretty big. Thanks! Pablo Gaiger

Sadly, I can't seem to find any rental that works with JVC HM-700. I have read some more reviews and I'm starting to lean towards the EX-3. The FullHD CMOS give me more DOF control, from what I can tell. Plus, the over/undercranking feature is a huge plus to video-clips and movie productions. The main advantage I've been reading about the HM-700 is that it sits nicely on the shoulder. For me that doesn't mean much, as I really care about image quality. But I have not made up my mind yet, and until I'm able to find a HM-700 to rent, I will rely on you guys. Pablo Gaiger

Adrian, Will do! I'll see if I can find one. In Brazil, though, it might be hard... Thanks for the help! Pablo Gaiger

Yeah, I see everyone saying good stuff 'bout EX1 and EX3. But never saw nobody saying anything about the JVC one. Because I'm so used to JVC, I think it might be a nice option, but I never had the chance to test it, nor the EX1 and EX3. I will see if I can find anyone that rents it around here, so I can see if I like it. As for the JVC, have you tested it yourself?

Tim, It would be nice to have one of those, but I'm really looking forward another camera, due to all the technological advances and media changes. Thanks anyway. Pablo Gaiger

Hello everyone. This is my first post here, after reading many others - that have helped me a lot, by the way. I currently own a JVC GY-HD110U, and it has done wonders for me already, but I sense it's time to move on. So many companies are expanding their technologies, so I don't wanna fall behind with my productions. For me, right now, the issue with my camera is the use of tapes - I know, that is not the only issue technology-wise (the 110U doesn't do Full-HD, for instance). I've been reading some reviews and looking up some prices and so far, the Sony PMW-EX3 and the JVC GY-HM700 seem to be alright, as they appear to do what I want them to do. But I've never had the chance to hold either one and test them out myself. So, if any of you could please point me at the right direction, speaking up what are your impressions of the cameras, it would be really great. I use my camera to shoot movies (features and shorts), video-clips, documentaries and enterviews. So, basicaly, I need a camera that does what I want it to do. Please, feel free to point me to other cameras. I all open to suggestions, of course. Also, know that the camera should be under $10k. Otherwise, it would be easy to point out the Red One, or a Arri D-21, right? Thanks for the attention! Pablo Gaiger