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April 20, 2005
Albert Maysles's New Camcorder
This past Sunday's New York Times Magazine "Domains" feature profiled legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles.
In the course of the Q & A format he was asked what his newest gadget was.
His response: "My Sony DSR–PD170 video camera. Last year I switched from film to video. The major reason is that an hour of film costs a few thousand dollars, whereas an hour of video costs $5."
I asked my crack research team to investigate this camera (above) and they brought back this review.
Sounds like a winner to me.
Perhaps when Apple and Stratellite™ and Google Video get their stuff together this will be the inaugural camera for bookofjoeTV.
For $3,120 you get a professional-quality piece of equipment whose equivalent would have cost you $50,000 six or seven years ago.
The best part: the equivalent of this camera will cost $500 in two or three more years.
I love digital.
BNA (bits not atoms) rules!
April 20, 2005 at 02:01 PM | Permalink
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