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Old 09-08-2008, 12:43 PM
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Canon HF10 vs HV30 - AVS Forum
Canon HF-10 & HF-100 HV-30 vs. XL2 - dvcreators.network forums Canon HV30 Camcorder Review - Canon HDV Camcorders
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Old 09-08-2008, 01:18 PM
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Thanks for that..

I think the HF-11 is just too new, seeing as it isn't in stores anywhere as yet..

Supposedly here in late Sept.
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Old 13-08-2008, 09:26 PM
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I found mine on eBay, klif. I made sure it was at least a local version. There's an online store called www.treatyourgoods.com.au that also sell on eBay that have pretty good prices. I bought an extended battery off them and it was delivered next day Sydney - Brisbane at the right price and is genuine. Can't argue with that. Oh, and I got the Sony, not the Canon.
Just had a look at the Sony's HC9 on treatyougoods, but it seems to be an import -- not a local version, is that correct ?

Also -- in their terms & conditions it states:
•Imported Products are shipped to customers directly from overseas. Customers are responsible for the importation taxes, customs duties and fees that are charged relating to the import and clearance process. In case some import duty, tax, fee is due, it is the customers responsibility to meet that expense.

Did you have additional costs to your imported camera ?

Finally, is there any difference between a local & an imported camera -- apart from the power plug ?

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Old 13-08-2008, 09:49 PM
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Just had a look at the Sony's HC9 on treatyougoods, but it seems to be an import -- not a local version, is that correct ?

Also -- in their terms & conditions it states:
•Imported Products are shipped to customers directly from overseas. Customers are responsible for the importation taxes, customs duties and fees that are charged relating to the import and clearance process. In case some import duty, tax, fee is due, it is the customers responsibility to meet that expense.

Did you have additional costs to your imported camera ?

Finally, is there any difference between a local & an imported camera -- apart from the power plug ?

Thanks,
Cien
I can't answer for them, Cien, but I was not aware mine was imported. When I bought it there was no mention on the ad of it being imported. It was in stock when I bought it, came with the Australian plug and appears in all obvious ways to be a "PAL Australian/Asian model" although I have nothing to compare it with. It could be Asian model with an Aussie power plug....the manual has references to the USA, Europe and Asia. The camera was made in Japan and the manual was printed in Japan.

It would appear from what I have here is a purely Japanese PAL model.... probably made for export all over.

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Old 20-08-2008, 09:17 PM
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Just like to give www.treatyourgoods.com.au another heads up:

After reading this treat, I went ahead and ordered Sony's HC9 from them;
questions were answered very prompt and prices are great.

The camera arrived this arvo, and although it mentioned "import" on the website,
it came straight from NSW, had an Aussie powerplug and I can't see anything different to the model they had in the local shop (apart from the price tag)

I also ordered an extended battery & remote microphone with the camera,
and was advised they would ship direct to me from overseas.
(so they should arrive soon as well)

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I just bought a hv30 from the same site, should be arriving tomorrow, I'll let you know what I think of it once it's here. It was a great price.
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hv30 finally arrived, did a few. Quick tests, really impressed with it so far.
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im currently torn between the two, but the cannon is slightly ahead for the lowlight abilities...

for those of you with the Canon HV30 how you finding the build quality?
for those of you with the sony, has anyone shot anything in lowlight? how does it perfom?
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Old 15-09-2008, 09:16 PM
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i havent had any problems with low light - i guess it depends what they define as 'low light', i reckon that either of them will blow you away with the quality of the footage compared to standard videocams.

in my case it came down to build quality, ease of use and price - and the sony won on those accounts. availability is also a factor - the sony is getting mighty hard to find.
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Old 16-09-2008, 09:42 AM
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I would have gotten the Canon, but needed a bluetooth lapel microphone and could only find the one from Sony, which isn't compatible with the Canon, so I had to go with the Sony.

Footage outside is absolutely fantastic, but indoors I find it a bit "grainy"...

I can't compare it with any other camera's indoors footage, as this is my very first video camera.
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Old 17-09-2008, 12:22 PM
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Congratulations on the HC9 kevinnugent!

I just purchased a Sony SR12 but due to home renovations haven't had nearly enough time to play with it. Given I'm new to both Video and only had the Mac for 1 year I'm new to many things.

Is there any benefit from emplying an external breakout box for capturing your video to the Mac or is it simply a case of connecting the Camcorder and dragging it off directly?

Again well done on a fine purchase

The Vimeo guide is excellent.

Cheers

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Old 17-09-2008, 12:26 PM
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Cheers Blade. When I connect the camera to the MacBook Pro it automagically starts the capture software and I "Import" the video direct to the computer to edit. I then burn it to DVD driect on the Mac. It's really easy and surprisingly clear and stunning on the screen.

All I have to do is improve my ability!!
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