Panasonic HDC-TC900 - was this the right choice?

I know that this is a discussion forum for FCP, but hopefully someonce can answer my question. I lobbied hard for this camera because 1) I liked the idea of the hard drive 2) I wanted to upgrade to HH 3) it had 3 mos technology versas Sony 1. I had talked to someone who had the 700 version and was very happy with it. Unfortunately I did not ask about particulars. Now I find that it only records in HD (1920x1080) and iFrame which is 960x540; there is no inbetween, no 1280x720.
I am not a professional but I do a fishing trip each year (for which I am the documentarian) and I record or things such as my grandchildren's baseball games.
So, did I make the right decision?
Thanks,
WilliamL

I like 1280x720 a great deal.
The Panasonic HVX-200 records 720p24 that looks quite nice even on 42" or larger plasma TVs.
The key thing here is that the camera offers a crisp image. This has as much to do with the optics as the pixel depth.
If the output is headed to youtube and/or DVD, 720p offers a great alternative to 1080i.
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Charles,
This feedback has come in from one of our consultants in
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Regards,
Marie
>>>>>
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Charles Moore (guest) wrote:
: I currently have a project that is creating Access formatted
: files and comma delimited files. Via another application these
: files are deposited on a network files server at changing
: intervals of time. I've attended the 2-day Oracle Datamart
: integration course and I beleive that possibly the Datamart
tools
: used to pull data into Oracle would be the way to go. Does
anyone
: have an opinion?
: My first choice would be to modify the application which
: originally created the Access files and have it Log-On to
Oracle,
: but that is not something I can have done. Is their possibly a
: migration tools that could help?
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Is this the right way - 9i

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