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Here is what B&H Photo (www.bhphoto.com) in NY has to say:
"When video capture quality, format continuity, and equipment reliability is critical to your production, Sony's DSR-PD170 is probably on your list of considerations. The PD170 offers high quality video capture in excess of 500 lines of resolution, balanced audio inputs that are line/mic level switchable, a professional format that integrates SMPTE compatible timecode, and excellent low-light shooting capability. The camera weighs about 5 pounds with tape and battery. A plethora of accessories and options makes this Sony 3-chip camera easy to work with in virtually any shooting scenario."
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The Sony UWP-C1 is a complete UHF wireless lavalier system including a camera-mountable receiver, body-pack transmitter, and omni-directional lavalier microphone. Both transmitter and receiver feature 188 user selectable, PLL synthesized UHF frequencies, resulting in plenty of frequency options when experiencing interference.
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AVID editing systems are first and foremost the leaders in the field of non-linear, digital editing. From multi-million dollar Oscar-nominated films to local television production, AVID is consistently used, tested, and redesigned to achieve maximum efficiency and user-functionality for the professional film or video maker.
The following three links containin real-world stories related to AVID Xpress DV 3.5, an earlier version of the new Xpress Pro software:
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