Dit is feitelijk onjuist. Vanaf de HF100 en verder is er geen waarneembaar kwaliteitsverschil meer tussen de topmodellen AVCHD en top modellen HDV.
The HF10 is the first Canon AVCHD to offer 30P. We did extensive testing on the HV30 earlier this year and were quite pleased. The HF10 matched it in all important regards.
Outside of the lab, we found several interesting results. Shooting in 60i mode outside on a cloudy day, we saw very little difference between the HV20, last year’s Camcorder of the Year, and the HF10. This includes color, motion, sharpness, and compression artifacting. No one could be more surprised than us, the very people warning others off of AVCHD for the last two years. We shot identical scenes with the HV20 in one hand and the HF10 in the other. Looking very, very closely, we could see some instances when the HV20 looked sharper during panning. There was more ghosting along high contrast areas on the HF10, as well. These differences were so slight that the most consumers will not see a difference.
In indoor shooting, with moderate light, again we saw very little difference. The sensitivity in low light is reduced with the smaller imager, but the sharpness looks great.
Amazingly, in the particular low light shot below, the HF10 looks better than the HV20, despite the smaller imager. The sharpness is improved, and there is visible noise.
In summary, the HF10 is best AVCHD performer we’ve seen yet, and may finally be the model to crest the summit established by HDV.
Voor echte cinema-kwaliteit kun je natuurlijk beter voor een 550D gaan..
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Het video-dSLR hardware topic eens goed door, want het is maar op welke aspecten je de beelden vergelijkt. Qua scherpte is een camcorder bijvoorbeeld veel beter.
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