Don't think about 2200E, it is rarely used. That's enough. Ask colleagues around you if the commonly used model 2200E is included. If it is not included, it is definitely not as good as 198 and 1000E.

As an alternative product of 190, 198 is similar to 1000E in appearance and operation.

The biggest difference between them is CCD and COMS DVCAM and HDV.

If I choose, the most puzzling thing is why 1000E doesn't use CCD, because the performance of CMOS is not so good now. From the price point of view, 23000 feels high for 1000E with CMOS.

I have used FX 1E CCD myself, and I think it is quite good, but it has been discontinued now.

DVCAM is generally not used. If you want to shoot a wedding, DVCAM is destined to use two tapes for a wedding.

And HDV is your chip. Even if HDV shoots DV, the effect will be very good. DVCAM is not as practical as HDV.

As for parallel imports, you can buy parallel imports. When I bought FX 1E, the price was 22,000 parallel imports. The parallel imports I bought only have a one-year warranty, and everything else is the same.

If I have to choose between these three machines, it is an inevitable trend for me to choose 1000E HDV. DVCAM is only original from Sony, so it is not practical for wedding.