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The question I am addressing- So I want your opinons on movies with no or little dialogue. Yes I want to know if you like it or not but what I really want to know is why. I like movies that tell a good story. By "telling", I mean communicating. Some stories use dialogue to communicate while...

At 22:46 of the video link you supply, you can see a video camera. I don't know what it is, but I bet many of you do. Don't know if this is the main camera or not.

Reviewers give it very high marks for low light situations. I haven't really shot much if any low light footage to provide input. There are many reviews on the net. Good Luck, Doug

6 months ago, I was looking for the same thing as you. Inexpensive, 24P to create cinematic images. Almost bought a Sony Z5 (which I still think is a great camera), then I read about the Panasonic HMC150. New they will run you about $3200. Good luck finding a used one. What I like about the...

Billy, why not save $2k and buy the HMC150? I was all set to buy the Sony this spring, then I found out about the 150. I liked the fact that there are no tapes and it records to SDHC cards, which are significantly cheaper than P2. I also liked the fact that it had 5 preset Scene files, 2 of...

Panasonic HMC 150 from Cnet- Leveraging the design of the older, standard def AG-DVX100, the HMC150 incorporates a trio of new 1/3-inch CCDs with native 16:9 aspect ratios, and support all the various 1080 and 720 progressive and interlaced options. It will use a broader 28mm Leica lens, also...

Most bang for your buck in the $2500 range - I would pick the HMC150. However, I think you will have to put another $500 with your $2500 to buy one. it records in 1080 24p, has "film" like presets, XLR inputs and a 3 year factory warranty. The media for the HMC 150 is simple and cheap since it...

http://photography.shop.ebay.com/Camcorders-/11724/i.html?_nkw=dvx100&_catref=1&_fln=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282 eBay has about 30 of them for sale. Most are $1500-$1650, a few $1300 and a few $1800-$2000. I would suspect you can get a nice one for $1500.

what do you plan on using the camera for? (weddings, shorts, promotional, ENG, feature, etc)