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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Suggest a good camcorder
I am needing a good camcorder for general use. My first thought when I started looking was to get a dvd cam, but now I find out that the dvds are all mini, and they can only hold 30 minutes max? WTF?
So I am totally open to any format, including a camcorder with a hard drive. My only concern about that is that my computer is pretty old, and I cannot afford to update it right now, so I'm not sure about transfering video. Can somebody give me some insight? I'm looking at the $500 range or below. Thanks! |
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I found a great beginner's guide at http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content...ying-guide.htm . I'm thinking MiniDV might be my best bet, but I'm not sure. I like the editing capabilities of the MiniDVD, but the short recording time is a huge negative.
Maybe some of you can tell me your experiences with different formats and suggest a few models for me to check out. That will at least give me a starting point in my research. |
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