Q. i just bought a new panasonic camera and its not recongized by my computer and i was looking through yahoo! answers and i discovered that alot of users are having trouble with the brand Panasonic. i was just wondering if anyone likes them plz comment. easy way to get points all you have to do is tell me what you think!! and could you maybe tell me a good camecorder to startout with under $300 -- thats not panasonic
thnks much!!^^
thnks much!!^^
A. Users are having trouble with Panasonic as much as they're having trouble with other brands. I'm able to solve most of these problems; most often, they deal with not having the right cable or hookup. Your problem is one of these. If you get the right cable and hookup, you're going to love this thing. Trust me.
I LOVE the Panasonic camcorders I work with. I use the PV-GS65 at home, it renders colors beautifully, and there are no problems using it with our computers. My old school bought a whole bunch of Panasonic camcorders with no problems. My old school's TV organization bought a Panasonic AG-HVX200 at my recommendation. GREAT machine!!!
Step by step, how are you plugging it into your computer? What kind of computer? What cables? What software? I should definitely be able to help you out! Just add a detail onto your question, and I'll add some more to my answer.
EDIT: I saw your other question, and answered it fully. You DON'T NEED TO RETURN YOUR CAMCORDER! No matter what DV camcorder you buy, you're probably going to need to get your computer to work with Firewire (if it doesn't already!). This is not only for Panasonic camcorders. It can be Canon, JVC, Sony, you name it. If you're working with DV, Firewire is the best way to go (it's often the only way to go!). So, read my answer to your other question, and it should solve your issue. If it doesn't, let me know.
I LOVE the Panasonic camcorders I work with. I use the PV-GS65 at home, it renders colors beautifully, and there are no problems using it with our computers. My old school bought a whole bunch of Panasonic camcorders with no problems. My old school's TV organization bought a Panasonic AG-HVX200 at my recommendation. GREAT machine!!!
Step by step, how are you plugging it into your computer? What kind of computer? What cables? What software? I should definitely be able to help you out! Just add a detail onto your question, and I'll add some more to my answer.
EDIT: I saw your other question, and answered it fully. You DON'T NEED TO RETURN YOUR CAMCORDER! No matter what DV camcorder you buy, you're probably going to need to get your computer to work with Firewire (if it doesn't already!). This is not only for Panasonic camcorders. It can be Canon, JVC, Sony, you name it. If you're working with DV, Firewire is the best way to go (it's often the only way to go!). So, read my answer to your other question, and it should solve your issue. If it doesn't, let me know.
Does Panasonic Make Good AVCHD Professional Camcorders?
Q. My Budget At This Moment Is Up To 1,900$ For A Camcorder. I Have Decided To Purchase The Panasonic AG-HMC40. Reasons Why Is Because It Uses A Memory Card(For Less Hassle), Its A Little under My Budget, And Off course Its HD. But In Reality, Do They(Panasonic) Make Decent Enough Camcorders? I Specialize In Music Videos
A. panasonic makes excellent gear for the television broadcast industry, none of which uses AVCHD. AVCHD is a Sony invention for finding a way to stuff HD into a 6 mbps datastream that could be fed to a cheap SD memory card. Super compression. Not super as in super good either. The popularity of AVCHD with consumers has led Panasonic, JVC and Canon to offer that in its upscale consumer gear instead of the professionally accepted MPEG2 encoding. While a memory card may seem less hassle, remember that slow data rate will byte you at editing time. cards are too slow to edit from directly, so they have to be uploaded to the computer HDD. and what went in can't come out any faster, so you may be waiting hours for the upload to complete. The super compression makes editing hard and music videos impossible. with AVCHD there are only 4 edit points per second, you will lose lip sync after the first edit or two. if you are serious about music videos, then go for a 3CCD Panasonic with P2 card technology, and a computer video editor with the horsepower to handle it. if you are cash short then at least go with HDV tape.
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