What is the best (close to) theater quality DV camera out there?

I'm an amature movie maker and I was wondering which one I should buy. I heard both JVC (been hearing more about this one though) And Sony were good. My budget is $4000 but I will go over if there is some amazing difference. Won't go anywhere over $6000 though cuz then it's ridiculous! Any suggestions?

What is the best (close to) theater quality DV camera out there?dream theater

Panasonic AG-DVX100B $4000

What is the best (close to) theater quality DV camera out there?performing arts opera theater

SONY - HDR-FX1 - $3700

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From what I have read the Panasonic AG-DVX100B can produce theater like quality (may not HDef/ IMAX but good enough for TV); the rest depends on getting skilled with the equipment/lighting
Sorry to disappoint, but there arent any affordable cams that you could buy to get close to theater quality. The best you can get is HD right now, but then again, it depends on your skill and budget. Well you said you have $4000-$6000 right now, so budget isnt too big of a deal for you. But how much experience do you have? If you're just starting out, get a cheap cam, preferably $1000-$2000. This way, you have money for other supplies (mics, lights, lenses, etc.) and you have money to upgrade later. If you are pretty experienced, then get an HD cam, Id say go for the HVX200. It has variable frame rates and records in DVCPRO HD (100mbits/s vs. 25 mbits/s) , and is less than $6000, or around that range. However, Canon's XH A1 is great as well, and for around $4000, fits your price range, while leaving money for extras. Also, remember that to edit HDV or DVCPRO HD you need the software that supports it (no, iMovie's not gonna cut it, to those people out there who are thinking this), and depending on how good your computer is, you might need to upgrade it as well, adding in at least another $1000. So basically, if you are starting out, and you dont have anything right now, just get a cheap SD cam to start out with so you can upgrade later. If you are experienced, then get a nice HD cam that you will be able to use for a while (and a computer and software, if necessary, in both cases). Hope this helps!