your maximum price. I believe it is unique in supporting multiple lenses at its price level. The HD version also supports your features, but the HD capability adds a few thousand to the price. You would have to buy a lense adaptor to mount additional lenses.
Perhaps you should consider renting the camera when you need it rather than buying one.
Hi there, I need some help or advice in regards to buyinga camcorder. i want to use it for shooting music videos, I would like to have a camera that has the most film-like look, works excellent in low-light conditions and has a good working image stabilizer, and I would liek to be able to use different lenses on the camera. I have a budget of up to $3,000. I looked at Sony HDR-FX1, however, sinec theis camera has inetrlaced video, it has more of a home video look to it despite it excellent image. I also checked out Panasonic AG-DVX100B, Canon GL2 and the Panasonic AG-DVC30.
I appreciate any adice.
Thanks,
Oliver

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