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What is the video quality on a Panasonic PV-GS90? |
I just recently purchased a Panasonic PV-GS90 camcorder, after reading a few reviews about it. While the few reviews about it did say that it had great video quality, my PV-GS90 seems to provide the opposite. My green house is almost purple, and the grass is grayish-green. I spent hours tweaking white balance and pretty much everything else, (I've been filming for years now), and even resorted to default settings, and still the video comes out poorly. I have a PV-GS35, and when I filmed the same thing with both cameras (my house), the 35 had much greater video quality. What I get seems to contradict what the (few) reviews about it say, so I'd like to know if anyone else has the 90 and is willing to tell me their experiences with it. Thanks. i think u should compare the video quality with another video taken from a different GS90 because simply yours could have some damage that made these troubles |
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