This has been our primary Lo-fi camera for our shows this year. 🤫 It's underrated and has served us well with no issues 8hrs of use plugged into the AC power.
Here's a really cool and obscure late 80s Sony prosumer Hi8 camcorder, the EVO-9100. It's got a top mounted grip, similar to the VX1000, and a removable shoulder stabilizer with a pistol grip.
About 6:00 - I found the JVC A-K300U, which is a stereo integrated amplifier. So maybe the SA-K300U is just something that connects to the JVC GY-DV300 so it can be connected to the A-K300U?
JVC made some good equipment before they were bought out by Curry’s,Well part of the company I was told,Victor Company of Japan,They were one of the top brands once,But in all fairness Sony are the top boys in electronics.
JVC videomovie were good in there day,I have many Sony cameras and camcorders,I have a 1996 CCD Trv-21e handycam that still works great,They looked good in there day,I bought the Video Walkman to go with it,I also have a mint pair of Sony DEV-5 recording binoculars,There good.
@@brandoncameracollection Sony seem to spend a lot on design don’t they,I’ve got a lot of retro Sony equipment,Radios,Walkmans,minidisc,discman,mp3,Handycam etc ,Binoculars are great but very expensive,Sony gear doesn’t seem to age.I have the Mavicas as well and the Mavicap,But floppy discs had limitation’s
Yes there is the Veledge one which is the exact same as the Opteka ones. www.ebay.com/itm/296491819775?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ufmp3m6wrmi&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=ufmp3m6wrmi&var=594424702255&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
@@brandoncameracollection yeah its a hard one for me too haha. I like that the dvx100 records 16:9 but i like the colors of the vx2000 more. i dont know man but thanks for ur answers i appreciate it!
@jinru I like the look of 4:3 better for skateboarding. It makes fisheye footage look more circular rather than rectangular. Idk it’s hard to explain but you can get a lot closer if you film in 4:3