Have Sony left the others out to dry ?

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4 comments on this post

1. giorgio says:

   11/01/2009 at 6:13 pm

   price is tooooo high! was ok 12.000

2. HD Warrior says:

   11/01/2009 at 9:19 pm

   I have to agree with this one £14K is not the figure I was quoted when this camcorder was announced…sadly as I have said before this camera is firstly positioned at the broadcast and rental market. Those of us with EX-3s looking to jump have a vast cavern to cross. With the 2/3″ chips they are looking at a different end user which is sad as many EX-1/3 users would have loved to own this camcorder and Sony should have rewarded their loyalty but then the only loyal Warrior left on the planet is right here…HD Warrior.

3. Wolfgang says:

   11/01/2009 at 11:04 pm

   Puhhh …
   Even 12k£ would bee too much.
   4:2:0 not even 4:2:2
   8 Bit no 10 Bit
   SD is an option, extra at cost ….
   So, what is really worth the price ?

4. HD Warrior says:

   11/02/2009 at 2:08 am

   The SD option is a joke when you get this as part of the package with the lesser EX-1R. You can get 4:2:2 direct from the HD-SDI output using a Nanoflash but once again at an extra cost of £2700.