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  1. 20th Aug 2004 15:12 #1
    Windspeaker
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    Hey there! I'm trying to figure out what camcorder gives the best picture (and all-around) quality. This is for an ameteur attempt at a somewhat professional movie. I can't seem to get a straight answer as to what gives best quality. So I figured I'd ask you guys. Why do the professionals use the monster cams that they do? (I'm missing something? ) Well, any help would be appreciated, and I am in the newbie forum, so go easy on me, lol! Thanks!
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  2. 20th Aug 2004 15:23 #2
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    They use Beta, S-VHS or DVC or others.
    They're not user consumer stuff like VHS and DV.

    For DV, go for a multi-CCD.
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  3. 22nd Aug 2004 13:18 #3
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    Okay, now I get it. A multi-CCD. Thanks for your help!
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    A multi CCD means, I guess, a good 3 CCD cam. Results are desperately better if compared to single CCD cams.
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