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Hy im looking to buy the Panasonic PV-GS320 but i am wondering if it will show up in my Software (istopmotion) so i could use onion skinning and so on. Please answer.
PS if no is there a different camera that i could use
Fancypants uses istopmotion and shoots with that camera, so it should work.
Do i need a fire wire cable?
Do i need a fire wire cable?
Yes
thanks!;)
what exact cord do i need to hook it up to my 13" macbook pro
PS there is no firewire slot
Macbook Pro's indeed have a firewire port.
And yes you need a firewire to connect a PV-GS 320 to any computer.-Tejas VIM
your right oops but could you give me a link to what kind of cord i need and where i could buy it
I use the same computer, and I wanted to get that camera. It's not available in the UK though, so I got a Canon MD205, which is great, except focusing can only be done with touching the camera, something I need to ask Canon about. But I use it with a 4pin to 800 firewire cable, which I brought for under a fiver. The only problem is is that you need to plug it in, THEN TURN ON THE CAMERA. If you plug it in while on, you can break it (thats what happened to our camera at animation club). Same when un-pluging it, turn it off, then unplug it.
My camera is different, but I think that it should still work with a MBP and istopmotion.
thank you guys i got my cord and it works so could someone (administrator) close this 
One thing before this is closed, as someone that owns a PV-GS400 I must warn you of something. Be careful not to put stress on the firewire port on your camcorder, somehow I broke mine.
One thing before this is closed, as someone that owns a PV-GS400 I must warn you of something. Be careful not to put stress on the firewire port on your camcorder, somehow I broke mine.
thanks for the tip ill make sure I don't brake it.
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