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27 December 2006, 20:05
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DV camera op
South Dublin
 
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Hello to all!
Just found the forum today and signed up.
I'm not directly involved in the filmmaking business but I am a keen amateur hoping to spend more time getting familiar with DV editing etc. I currently use a Sony VX2000 but I plan to upgrade to DVCAM (Sony PD170) in the near future. Hoping to pick up lots of tips and advice here on the forum. ~Paul. |
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28 December 2006, 09:17
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trying to be something
Monaghan
 
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Nice to meet you paul hello from Monaghan
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2 January 2007, 17:13
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DV camera op
South Dublin
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Thanks Marty. Since my first post I a now the proud owner of a PD170
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2 January 2007, 18:39
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trying to be something
Monaghan
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nice one
Congrats, straight to the point good solid cam. use the xl2 myself, best of luck with with it and projects u might have planned.
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