Q. Hi i need a good hd video camera that can tape in 1080 or 720 compatible with mac. I also want it with anti shake, slot to put my sd, sdhc cards and a hole to put in a mic. I know its a lot but i really need one, i´m willing to spend $300-350, and don´t list any gopro or flip cameras. Thanks :)
A. You did not tell us which Mac or which version OSX it is running - or what you mean by "compatible".
You did not tell us if the Mac needs to be able to have the video copied from the camcorder for playback or for editing.
Anything in your price range from Canon (HF R series) meets all your requirements assuming the computer is less than a couple of years old.
For playback of MTS files, use VLC Player. To edit, convert the files using MPEG Streamclip from www.squared5.com or connect camcorder to Mac with USB cable, put camcorder into Play/PC mode, launch iMovie and import or capture the video.
I don't know if this is "compatible" enough for you.
You did not tell us if the Mac needs to be able to have the video copied from the camcorder for playback or for editing.
Anything in your price range from Canon (HF R series) meets all your requirements assuming the computer is less than a couple of years old.
For playback of MTS files, use VLC Player. To edit, convert the files using MPEG Streamclip from www.squared5.com or connect camcorder to Mac with USB cable, put camcorder into Play/PC mode, launch iMovie and import or capture the video.
I don't know if this is "compatible" enough for you.
Is the Panasonic PV-DV402 Camcorder Compatible w/ Mac?
Q. I'm going to purchase the Panasonic PV-DV402 from a sellar on CL tomorrow morning and I wanted to ensure that it would work on my computer. Does anyone know the answer. I checked their website but Panasonic has virtually no information on this camcorder.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
A. The PV-DV402 is a miniDV tape based camcorder.
You will transfer stills from the memory card using the included USB cable. It the CL seller is nice, they will throw in a firewire cable - it does not come in the box. They are cheap, so if you have to go buy it, no big deal.
You want a 4-pin (camera DV port) to 6-pin (Mac firewire 400 port) cable.
You need to be in playback mode - and iMovie and FinalCut should recognized it right away... then import the video. Do your edis, Save... then you can export back to the camcorder, burn a DVD using iDVD or save as a file for uploading to where ever... MySpace and YouTube limit you to 10 minutes or 100 meg...
This camera is from 2002... Be sure to check it all out as soon as you get it - including the firewire transfer.
So YES, this will work with your Mac.
Have fun! Good luck!
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/panasonic_pvdv402_camcorder_review.htm
You will transfer stills from the memory card using the included USB cable. It the CL seller is nice, they will throw in a firewire cable - it does not come in the box. They are cheap, so if you have to go buy it, no big deal.
You want a 4-pin (camera DV port) to 6-pin (Mac firewire 400 port) cable.
You need to be in playback mode - and iMovie and FinalCut should recognized it right away... then import the video. Do your edis, Save... then you can export back to the camcorder, burn a DVD using iDVD or save as a file for uploading to where ever... MySpace and YouTube limit you to 10 minutes or 100 meg...
This camera is from 2002... Be sure to check it all out as soon as you get it - including the firewire transfer.
So YES, this will work with your Mac.
Have fun! Good luck!
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/panasonic_pvdv402_camcorder_review.htm
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