I am looking to get an HD camcorder finally and it seems like most of them are 1080i. I was hoping to get away from deinterlacing my content so I'd prefer a 720p model. Are they any from the likes of the typical companies like Sony, Canon, etc?
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not much in the prosumer area at 720p. the canon hv30/40 will shoot 1080 30p nicely. the next step up is probably the jvc 720 60p cams. and it's quite a large step.
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL101845--
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Ouch. OK, how about regular consumer camcorders? I don't understand why 720p was jumped to 1080i, which is interlaced and a higher rez. You would think 720p would be more common. I'm even willing to take the resolution hit! I don't need family videos any higher than that.
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The JVC GY-HM100U is the best choice under $4000 for 1280/720p @ 59.94 fps. It is optimized for 720p and has 3 full resolution CCD sensors, not a single CMOS bayer filtered sensor found on consumer models.
It will also shoot 1080i and 24p.
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