Frage von Sting:
Hi folks, I try to be brief times:
I'm looking for a cheap (around 500, - ¬) 3CCD camcorder for hobby shooting, synonymous with the poor light conditions make good images.
A good Image Stabilization and it should have an ext. Micro-connector (is actually standard)
Have now been sought and found the Panasonic models GS75, GS140 and GS180 quite interesting. The GS140 is indeed a good Leica Lens have.
My question: Which of the three models is the s.besten now? Or should I be a completely different cam access?
Thanks for any help.
Antwort von StefanS:
Hi Sting,
I am trying times, just briefly to respond.
What has since brought the search function?
If you ask the time, together with the used search list, I add the collection to be happy with that I, on the same topic from the last 4 weeks are still in memory.
But I would not prejudge the links and threads of the post, you've probably already read.
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von Kal111:
Hi Stefan, in the search I have found quite a few of the topics I mentioned camcorders (at least 8 pages), but no answer to my question. There, with zb. Sony and other models and compared to just geantworted. I will not be synonymous to the whole thread through my resemble, in the hope to find answers which I seek. It is precisely because I so much about the three types of GS75, 140 and 180 read hab würd I now like to know which of them is now s.besten (mainly just in low light conditions) or if another manufacturer was comparable offers.
Thanks for any reply (except for those who refer to the SuFu!)
Antwort von Kal111:
Hi folks, I try to be brief times:
I'm looking for a cheap (around 500, - ¬) 3CCD camcorder for hobby shooting, synonymous with the poor light conditions make good images.
Hm, if you do that with the poor lighting in your priority list is a bit lower, you'll have it easier, to find something suitable, which can in fact very few of you in the mentioned price range. :-)
A good Image Stabilization and it should have an ext. Micro-connector (is actually standard)
Have now been sought and found the Panasonic models GS75, GS140 and GS180 quite interesting.
Two of them can only be used. Current model is only the GS180. The next model is the GS280.
An optical stabilizer, only the GS280, the 180 only works electronical, which is less efficient. A Tripod stabilized but even better :-)
The GS140 is indeed a good Leica Lens have.
She has a Lens, on the "Leica" is, yes. Good, it is synonymous, as of the Panasonic :-) Whether you noticed or not, we discussed here yesterday
http://forum.slashcam.de/panasonic-beratung-vt41083.html
discussed.
Here
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/d/Reviews&level_b=Camcorders.htm
You can find the most detailed test reports, which I found on the Internet.
Have fun reading :-)
Markus
Antwort von Jan:
I'm looking for a cheap (around 500, - ¬) 3CCD camcorder for amateur films, synonymous with poor light conditions make good images.
I had to use in low light conditions with a SonyDSR PD 170 (4000 ¬ - New) bold light lug suitcases - Do not Ask Why ..... Because even strong light cameras in the class or the class drüber synonymous with low light and not see anything if only under extreme gain adjustment with 18 dB - only then roars the Picture without end - for consumer, in principle, there is usually an almost dark picture to admire.
On the topic of Leica, I am synonymous very zwiegespalten, a real Leica lens, just as tuning to the original prices of the lens of Leica R Series in ¬:
Super 15/2.8 Elmarit R 6800.00
19/2.8 Elmarit R 3450.00
24/2.8 Elmarit R 2500.00
28/2.8 Elmarit R 2300.00
28/2.8 PC Super Angulon R 2950.00
35/1.4 Summilux R 3350.00
35/2.0 Summicron R 2150.00
50/2.0 Summicron R 1080.00
50/1.4 Summilux R 2450.00
60/2.8 Macro Elmarit R 2250.00
80/1.4 Summilux R 3300.00
90/2.0 APO-Summicron-R ASPH 2800.00
100/2.8 APO Macro Elmarit R 3200.00
180/2.0 APO Summicron R 6800.00
Then you quickly guessed which of Pana is not so much to do with Leica can have in the GS 140 does not exceed 100 ¬ is worth - which I do not even think.
And if we are on the subject of grad Carl Zeiss in the HC 23 is the test of VAD in terms of image sharpness behind the lens of the Panasonic GS 27 located.
And the microphone input is present in the class in short supply, if we are 2006 models in the class take Canon MVX 450/460 - SonyHC 44/46 - JVC GR D 645/650 and GS 180 Pana - Pana is the only one which the present can .
75 GS, I would not take, GS 140 or GS 180th
GS 180 has the three of the real 16 / 9 mode, GS 75 / 140 only Cheap Letterbox - unfortunately at a cost then of the stabilizers off.
That the new GS 180 Battery CGA DU only 6 in Lieferumpfang is, you can probably describe as a frivolity, GS 75 / 140 was given with the CGA du 12 already fair.
Also JVC - although the company I recommend has not often with the GR D 650 is an interesting in-camera range - even when VAD against Canon, Pana Sonyand has prevailed - synonymous the test pictures of the cameras are interesting.
Antwort von Sting:
Hi Jan, thank you for your answer. The GS180 gets you around 399 ¬, because it has the microphone input and the 16 / 9 mode, I have decided that for now.
Antwort von Jan:
Is a good choice, especially because of the good connections, the manual functions and a very good daylight picture. The 16 / 9 mode brings but eh not much more wide, and unfortunately, when activated, this mode of the auto stabilizer off (Thanks to the posts of a user here - I had to first look - is the truth, because the GS 180 is not yet over had in his hand - holding GS 280 / 500 film)
One should therefore consider, when you 16 / 9 turns (Tripod). In light slumber could still synonymous ne track better, but is roughly at the level of Konkkurenten at LowLight.
VG
Jan
