Audio dub is going to be useful for doing things like field voice over or add on music tracks when they need to view the video simultaneously. Not sure if that was for the body only or also for the lens, also not sure if the thing was still working or only to be had as a museum piece/doorstopper. And in the meantime get an adapter so I can record onto memory cards and just not use tapes anymore. Choosing a camera can be a balancing act of what you need, what you would like to have and what you can afford. The contents of the XL1S kit are the same as before; it's a complete package with everything you need, including a DV tape, battery, wireless remote, etc.

This versatility empowers users to choose the most suitable lens for each unique shooting scenario, offering flexibility across various purposes, applications, and conditions. Get weekly updates on industry news, forum highlights, jobs, inspirational tutorials, tips, burning questions, and more!I haven't seen it, but the increase in image quality over the XL1 is said to be noticeable immediately. I know I can see quite a sharpness difference between the 720 HD from my D300s and the 1080 from the newer little cameras. This is the reason you benefit from a minimum 1-year warranty with the purchase of a refurbished device at Back Market.

This kind of media is getting hard to come by and I'd be concerned about oxide shredding from older tapes clogging the helical-scanning rotary heads in the camera.The great thing is that you can get the Roxio Easy VHS to DVD3 Plus to attach the leads and connect to your computer for digital uploads to your video format ie youtube etc. This is just coming from a user that has loved using the DVX100b, but you can definitely manual focus at 24p.