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Thank you for your kind words and very useful information! You're completely right.
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or why settle with Dragon? you could wait till Jim turns dramatically around and says to Jarred "Release the Kraken!"
What's with this thread?
If you have a movie to make buy what's available within your budget to make it.
If you don't have a movie to make, you don't need a camera, unless you're buying to rent, which is a totally different business.
If you don't want to invest in a camera at this time, rent.
Mike
just out of curiosity, can anyone remember how much the MX upgrade was?
mmm, so any upgrade from an Epic M or X could probably cost in the region of $10-12K. That's not too bad, considering that it gives me a medium format still camera spec and it future proofs the video camera for about 6 or 7 years, even if it comes out in 2013.IIRC,
R1 M - $17k
Upgrade to MX - $6k
R1 MX - $25k
It was cheaper to buy then upgrade... the MX had a price increase built-in.
Mike