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In 2 years, never any heat...this is a DIGITAL camera. No motors as in tape drives thus no heat. Do YOU have heat? Maybe a faulty camera.

What does an Ikelite housing have to do with an WP-V1 housing? Shouldn't it be in another thread? How does this help with the Canon housing???

So all of these accessories work with the WP-V1 housing?

It is "video snap" not photo snap. Nobody else had a problem deducing that as nobody else has had a problem "translating" it. If you have a problem "translating" my English, then I suggest you contact Canon support as I did. I was only trying to help. Aside from my one error, everything else...

I bought a wide angle sony lens at Walmart for about $20 or so. Make sure you don't use auto focus in low-light. It will focus on the inside of the lens, and on moderate distance subjects, it will go in and out of focus constantly with no moving subject so use manual focus with the wide angle...

I do too. I have NEVER used the cable. I read forums and reviews BEFORE I bought the camera and was well aware of the pitfalls of PIXELA software AND the fact that the throughput of the USB 2.0 cable is far less than that of a SDHC card reader, PLUS you run the risk of damaging the tiny...

I put mine in a zip bag to keep the sea air away from it but since BP-819 Canon batteries can be had for only $90, I bought the real-deal and have never worried about running out of power. I even bought them at Sawgrass Mills mall here in Sunrise Florida so it wasn't an online thing. (Digital...

Don't use it. Correct the color in post, or use a filter. Read the thread and you will learn a few things about what you are asking (especially post #24 http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/4610547-post24.html )

You can always get Moisture Munchers from your LDS.

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Hi Keith Wright! Henry Olonga has replied to your comment on Vimeo: "Hey Keith - I have already done a test like that and upload it. http://www.vimeo.com/3731269"

Every article written is from at least a year ago. The HF20/200 was released in Feb of this year. The new Blackmagic Intensity, used with the HF200, will make use of the new features of the Canon...but with one caveat. Canon has no Firewire and thus, no timecode can be transmitted...but this...

If you look at the flowchart from the HDMI whitepaper, it shows that the video coming out of the error correcting/ scaler is uncompressed video. Read this. Filmmaker Magazine | Fall 2006: HDMI: UNCOMPRESSED HD FOR A SONG especially this part. "In other words, the HDMI signal coming...

What HDMI 1.3 Can Do, Can't Do, and Possibly Won't Do [Text View] - AVS Forum What everyone is missing is the fact that there is HDMI coding going on in the transport stream into the SDHC card...just as the 24p and 30p signals are incoded in a 60i container (extracted via programs such as...

Right. Your video IS compressed on the SD card and if you remove it and play it through your computer, then it requires software decompression via codecs. If, however, you use an HDMI cable and a PCI Express HDMI capture card, then it goes through HARDWARE decompression and error correction...

Read this, then come back to the table for further discussion. http://69.15.88.17/hdmisipics/HDMI_in_HDV_and_AVCHD_Camcorders.pdf Then you too, will understand what it means.

My suggestion is to get a micrometer and measure the o-ring and then go to a swimming pool supply or irrigation supply store (maybe even Home Depot) and check it against their stock.

Now take it one step further. If you have a PC (there is no dongle for a laptop yet) and want to make use of the "off-the-chip" feature of using HDMI out to HDMI in editing, take a look at this piece of hardware and a short video from Henry Olonga centered around this hardware. Blackmagic...

I posted it. I contacted a Canon rep and they emailed me what patteries would work with the WP-V1. " Dear Canon Customer, Customer's may use the following camera batteries with the Waterproof Case: The Canon BP-809 battery pack and the Canon BP-819 battery pack...

After you turn your cam on, press the button under the jog dial, go to the top of the selection list (just under the movie camera icon) and click...it may have a little portrait..if it doeasn't, go all the way to the right and click on the portrait...then go all the way to the right of that list...