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check out Shane Ross's video tutorial at
<[www.proapptips.com]; (it is going to updated with some extra logging bin info when Shane sends me the next video but the basics are there) David at Movies Rock in Toronto [www.tofcpug.com]
What I've seen so far indicates P2 cards will fit in a standard PCMCIA Type 2 slot and allow you to read media files right in.
They are still too expensive for ordinary mortals. The 8 GB highest storage value offered by Panasonic goes for 2 grand-- each. That's insane. As I understand it these are standard flash memory chips a la iPod Nano, wired together, so it's inevitable the costs come down soon. But for 6K, this is definitely a camera system to look at. The attraction is the P2 speed, the distraction is the need to clear a card to an archive disk to keep shooting,or be forced to buy more P2. The new HVX200 allows 2 of those-- 90 minutes of standard DV, much less for HD flavors. Its bigger brother allows 6 or 8, forget which. Stuff to cogitate upon. And just when I was starting to get comfortable wth SATA II, now I hear about SaSCSI!!! (Serial Attached SCSI). - Loren Today's FCP 5 keytip: Set a Level keyframe with Command-Option K ! The FCP 5 KeyGuide?: a professional placemat. Now available at KeyGuide Central: www.neotrondesign.com
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