Whole performance fit without no margin (wish I took my 3 4GB cards along). I just did shot a 160 minute live performance (4 bands) with three cams, covering the whole performance with HPX and HV20, HVX to be used as handheld and capture only parts.
#P2 card reader software pro
Also, I have Mac Book Pro and Lacie little big disk hat I could connect the PCD20 (with Tekkon Battery pack) which offer most massive backup possibility possible. I gave a lot thoughts deciding and I decided to buy six P2 cards and PCD20 first because I have HVX and HPX that both needs P2 cards.
I was debating to buy Focus, P2 drive or the PCD20. When I purchased HPX, I had to make a decision because I was going to rental as workable set. However, I got tired of them not working so well under real world video shooting situation.
#P2 card reader software portable
Prior to that, I was trying to get by with few cards and portable drives and tried many ways. Nothing to talk against the inexpensive card slot here, but I purchased bunch of P2 cards and the PCD20. Some other manufacturer take on a challenge and reap the rewards. Ĭome on Panasonic, make a cut-down 2 slot that we can afford at say under $1k and they'll fly like eagles out the door. Let's face it, it is a simple "card reader", not a VTR, or a HDD unit, so why does it cost one third the price of a HVX200, when the components to manufacture one would cost maybe $400. Panasonic would sell thousands of these units if they were priced at a level where it would be considered "affordable".
SO, why don't we ask Panasonic to produce a "cut-down 2 Card version unit" for us little folk who need to read their P2 cards, bearing in mind we are not in the "broadcast" league but still need a relativley priced solution to a very basic problem. It's the Panasonic AJ-PCD20 five card reader.īUT, it's well over priced for our budgets, We have all read about every possible solution for a card reader, we all have our work-arounds, panasonic has the solution to all our woes,.
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