Yeah once you work around the HV20 annoyances it does magic for what it is.

The dark one is a Tonkinese and the fluff one is Birman. Good fun to film as they are both curios cats. What are your cats? show me some footage :)

Thought so .... we have a Burmese and a Birman cross Siamese. I thought I'd stepped into the Twighlight Zone when I watched your video - they look remarkably similar at first glance to our cats :)

Heheh, that would be freaky :)

yeah I am very happy with it. The next version of the RNG is going to be even better!!

hehe they are fun cats. The music I whiped up myself so glad someone liked it. Ok Hv20 annoyances are more related to if you have intentions to use it in Proffesional use. I have an XH-A1 and comparatively things like focus and exposure controls are tricky on the hv20 but the reason why the hv20 is great is because alot of Consumer cams dont give you true Progressive, controls for the exposure and even proper focus controls. Really its just getting used to using it. So if you plan to use it in a creative maner all the controls are there. Its still one of the best Consumer cams out there. For the price it can't be beaten.

Hi there Peter,
Thanks for the info on the hv20, I was a bit concerned that it might have some little thing that may have been a problem but you have now straighten that one out for me.
It's also looks likes i might have to invest in a 35mm adapter also to give me more flexibility on the focus side and tele lens, would i been right in thinking this way???