Video Editing : HDV Editing!

HDV is the new kid on the digital video editing block, promising to provide high-def capabilities at prices we associate with the prosumer world. The consumer HD dam was initially breached by JVC with its GR-HD1 camcorder, the first consumer level unit to incorporate the new HDV standard.

While early adopters loved having an affordable HD camcorder to shoot with, most soon figured out that without a complete editing and post-production solution, the initial HDV offering was little more than a curiosity. Still, anyone who watches the industry could predict that once the consumer HD cat was out of the bag, it wouldn't be long before more companies would step up and deliver real-world HDV editing products.

Welcome to that future. For the first time in history, it's now possible to assemble an affordable high-definition editing system based on the new HDV format.

The Sha…

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Bill Davis | March 2005

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