No, actually, the lowly PC-1...;-)
For exterior shooting, the EZ30U was MUCH
better, but for wide-angle interior work with
windows showing daylight, the PC-1 worked better
(vertical window edges were better-defined, and
most else was comparable). Overall, the EZ30U
was a better camera, but it had some annoying
characteristics (like an inability to show
near-vertical lines cleanly...) that finally
encouraged me to use other camcorders instead.
(A TRV900 and a PC9 have replaced it now...)
BTW, at the moment I have VERY mixed feelings
about the Sony megapixel cameras, and have not
decided whether to keep them or not.
On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 18:45:28 +0100, "honeyconeylover"
>.... like the TRV30 by any chance?
>> On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 13:38:48 +0100, "honeyconeylover"
>>
>>
>> >Why not look at Pan MX300, according to some it might be more your
>ticket.
>> >Try here for the shoot out...
>> >
>> >http://www.supervideo.com/shootout.htm
>"Neuman - Ruether"
>news:3c5532f5.9238544@newsstand.cit.cornell.edu...
>> If you don't mind strong red-bias (you can dial it in
>> on the VX2000, if you like it...;-), less "clean" color,
>> lower sharpness, and limited low-light range compared
>> with the VX2000... - but the "package size" may make
>> the trade-offs worthwhile (I used a Pan EZ30U for
>> this reason for a while, but it lost out to a Sony
>> one-chipper for similar purposes...;-).