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LMFAO this is it ...
danimal99: hey baby, i need a new camera
wifeness: no you ****ing don't!
danimal99: ok but what about recording all of those precious moments with the kids?
wifeness: we don't have kids nimrod.
danimal99: *unzips pants* if we go now then we'll have paid the new camera off by the second trimester.
Internet advice: always awesome.
Well mission accomplished - HG20 for $427.99, tax included (free Fedex ground shipping). Didn't even have to add a third child to convince her! 
(Although she did say she was going to get it and wrap it and I can't open it until Christmas - oh well, I guess I can't be too picky this time of the year.)
Now if I can just get it to play nice with FCE on my MacBook Pro 13"!
(Although she did say she was going to get it and wrap it and I can't open it until Christmas - oh well, I guess I can't be too picky this time of the year.)Now if I can just get it to play nice with FCE on my MacBook Pro 13"!
Just a quick update: I got my camera in [fast shipping for free Fedex ground!], but too late to get out and do some good outdoors shooting. So far this camera is pretty awesome though, moving up from an Elura 100.
However, even though it's definitely an HG20, it has 120G hard drive in it. Should I be doing a woohoo happy dance right now? Although, I am intending to primarily use SD cards for transporting video to my June-09 MBP 13", on the assumption that it would be much quicker to copy compared to plugging the camera up via USB.
Anybody have a good informative website for backing up AVCHD (yes, I have also searched and been reading the archives too)? Is Flamingo/Voltaic/RevolverHD a good solution?
Thanks,
Dan
However, even though it's definitely an HG20, it has 120G hard drive in it. Should I be doing a woohoo happy dance right now?
Although, I am intending to primarily use SD cards for transporting video to my June-09 MBP 13", on the assumption that it would be much quicker to copy compared to plugging the camera up via USB. Anybody have a good informative website for backing up AVCHD (yes, I have also searched and been reading the archives too)? Is Flamingo/Voltaic/RevolverHD a good solution?
Thanks,
Dan