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Inside the GY-HM700 videos
JVC’s new ProHD shoulder mounted camera, the GY-HM700, natively records the file format used by Apple QuickTime for Final Cut Pro and, for compatibility with other NLE systems, it also supports the MP4 file format.
Video clips are dragged directly from the storage media onto the non-linear editor’s timeline, eliminating the need for transcoding that can consume excessive time and disk space
while maintaining original first generation image quality.
The GY-HM700’s menu system is organised with scrolling menus, floating windows and the use of upper and lower case fonts have been implemented to assist readability making this
ProHD camcorder more user friendly. If you don’t have time to sit down and read the instruction manual, follow the links below to watch Tim
Dashwood’s informational videos about the GY-HM700 solid-state camcorder.
Inside the GY-HM700 - part one
Follow the link for an exclusive look at the GY-HM700's set-up, and see why this ProHD camcorder is so popular.
Inside the GY-HM700 - part two
For an in-depth look at the camcorder's arrangement and menu options, click here.
Inside the GY-HM700 - part three
In the final instalment, see how the GY-HM700’s menu system is organised and why its scrolling
menus make this solid-state camcorder user friendly.
For more information about the GY-HM700, click here.
For information on JVC's handheld GY-HM100, click here.
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