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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Which is the current least expensive high definition video camera without the "rolling shutter"?

Just asking.

Thank in advance.
10-01-2009 06:06 AM
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daytonabeach
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Location: Oslo, Norway

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Panasonic SD9?

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10-01-2009 12:29 PM
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roasted_eagle92
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My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Does the Sony HXR-MC1 have a rolling shutter?
10-01-2009 03:54 PM
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daytonabeach
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Location: Oslo, Norway

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I can at least tell you that CCD censors doesnt have a rolling shutter...

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10-01-2009 05:38 PM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		>>I can at least tell you that CCD censors doesnt have a rolling shutter...<<

Thanks. That's good information.
10-01-2009 06:28 PM
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h2jringo
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Location: Redmond Oregon

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Samsung SC-HMX10C-8GB-HD-Camcorder ebay has them for 249

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10-01-2009 07:52 PM
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tech1
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Location: Mississauga

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I have been using the HDC-TM300 which is a CMOS camera (uses rolling shutter) but it does not seem to be affecting my video. It only becomes apparent if you have a lot of shake.
10-01-2009 11:16 PM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		>>I have been using the HDC-TM300 which is a CMOS camera (uses rolling shutter) but it does not seem to be affecting my video.<<

I am using the Sony CX12. It is a CMOS camera and the image has some "swim" in it. My Trex 600 is perfectly smooth with not a hint of vibration. Unfortunately the video picks up every little movement including collective pitch change.
10-01-2009 11:23 PM
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bvmbandit
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My Posts This: Topic  Forum		the 1 million dollar question...

10-02-2009 12:29 AM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		the 1 million dollar question...

I hope it cost a little less than that.
10-02-2009 07:30 AM
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daytonabeach
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the 1 million dollar question...

I hope it cost a little less than that.

LMAO

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10-02-2009 08:35 AM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Ok, Daytonabeach, I just checked B & H and Adorama. Seems like it is not that all CMOS camera are rolling shutter. I am not exactly sure though. Overall most CCD cameras are fairly expensive so they probably are professional quality cameras. However there are a couple of exceptions.

I want to know if there is any CMOS camera that can handle our vibrations.


Thanks
10-02-2009 08:39 AM
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daytonabeach
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Location: Oslo, Norway

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Generally, if you step up to pro cmos cameras (not the one ones they call pro, that fits into to your pockets) you will get rid of the wavy footage, but be prepared to pay 3-5000$ for such camera...

The Pany SD9 is by far the cheapest and the best 3CCD ive found so far, you can shoot in progressive mode as well...

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10-02-2009 08:42 AM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		>>Generally, if you step up to pro cmos cameras (not the one ones they call pro, that fits into to your pockets) you will get rid of the wavy footage, but be prepared to pay 3-5000$ for such camera...<<

Yes I realized that. Besides they are HEAVY. Close to 2 kg.

>>The Pany SD9 is by far the cheapest and the best 3CCD ive found so far, you can shoot in progressive mode as well...<<

Thanks, I just Google that and it seems like a good camera.
10-02-2009 08:49 AM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Unfortunately the SD9 is now discontinued and is replaced by the SD10 which is a CMOS sensor.
10-02-2009 08:55 AM
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daytonabeach
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Location: Oslo, Norway

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I know, but i also know that there are still some shops with a camera or two still in stock, look around and you might be lucky.
Pany are known to release new models and draw them out again very quickly, this camera has been very popular since its the cheapest 3CCD camera you can get, and Pany doesnt seem to realize that

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10-02-2009 09:29 AM
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rerazor
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Location: Mich.

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Seismic,

Ebay for your needs. I have a CX-12 currently so let me know what you find out with the SD9.

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10-02-2009 03:22 PM
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GyroFreak
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Location: Florida ... 28° 52' N 81° 16' W

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		For those like me still learning about AP here is a good description of the "shutter types" and problems each causes.
With some great examples of how why and results.
Paul
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http://www.dvxuser.com/jason/CMOS-CCD/

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10-02-2009 04:03 PM
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SeismicCWave
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		>>Does the Sony HXR-MC1 have a rolling shutter?<<

The camera for the Sony MC1 outfit has a CMOS sensor so that is almost guaranteed a rolling shutter because there is no CMOS camera wit a global shutter yet.

>>For those like me still learning about AP here is a good description of the "shutter types" and problems each causes.<<

Thanks, that is a great article for me at this moment.

>>I have a CX-12 currently so let me know what you find out with the SD9.<<

Thanks, fleaBay here I come.

>>this camera has been very popular since its the cheapest 3CCD camera you can get, and Pany doesnt seem to realize that <<

Yeah, the SD10 which I presume is the successor for the SD9 has a CMOS sensor. Seems like the CMOS sensor is used on 99 percent of the high definition consumer camcorders.

I still find a couple of Sony and JVC camcorders with CCD sensor but they are all standard definition. The Panasonic SD9 is the only high definition consumer level camcorder.
10-03-2009 03:01 AM
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roasted_eagle92
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Location: Montreal, Quebec - Canada

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		So, if I understand it right, the Sony HXR-MC1 has a rolling shutter, so it would be no good? How could I test it on the ground (like in the store, before buying it?)
10-03-2009 02:47 PM
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