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Sony HX9v is the “ultimate run and gun cam”

Johnnie Behiri is a freelance cameraman and editor working mostly for the BBC, National Geographic, Discovery Channel. He tested the Sony HX9v for Cinema5d (Click here). You may ask why the hell he tested a compact camera for video? Click the play button and you will see it. It may not be casual that this is the best sold Sony camera on Amazon US (Click here to see the ranking).

And those are the HX9v price check links at [shopcountry 7597].

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  1. Ho… Ho… HO…. 😀 is me, grab the 1st sofa 😀

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    1. Yes, that has been my question too. Is it like a NEX-5 without ECM-SST1? Is it worse? Or is it much worse? Similar would be very great sound already for such a camera. BTW this steadycam look really was impressive and on their website they show even more samples…

    2. It hard to judge tone on the internet, so if you weren’t joking, he said the sound was “basic” apologies if i’ve had a sense of humour failure 😉

  2. I’ve seen some handheld shots with this camera that look like dolly shots. The optical stabilization is really good. For videographers, this is a special camera. And with just a few changes it really could have been something incredible.

  3. this is very difficult to understand as well as very annoying in general. i can see that these “pro” video characters are worried that someone is going to one up them with a 350US camera.

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