Re: Looking for DVD camcorder

Thanks for the input Graham,
Have you any thoughts on Adobe's new Premiere Elements 2.0 program?
It claims that importing the files from DVD cams is seamless and no loss of
quality.
I am stillw aiting for delivery of my Sony DVD camcorder and if the loss of
quality compared to a miniDV camera I will send it back in exchange for a
Minidv model.

"Graham Hughes" <graham.hughes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If you want to edit, choose a minidv camcorder.
> Lots of reasons, higher quality file type, which won't degrade when
> editing, easy to edit, at every frame, not so with mpeg files, every
> editing app works with them, etc etc.
> My review of the sony dvd cam is here, with my thoughts on editing at the
> end.
> http://www.myvideoproblems.com/ProductReviews/SonyDCRDVD92E.htm
>
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> Graham Hughes
> MVP Digital Media
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>
> "Monte" <mc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone here could suggest a good digital camcorder.
>>
>> I want something with very good quality that records right to a DVD for
>> playback in computer for editing.
>>
>> I am cuurently looking at the Sony DCR-DVD403 and the Canon Alura
>>
>> Any comments on these two would be appreciated.
>>
>>
>
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