Q. Whats a good high definition camcorder around $1000 with low self compression because I hear avchd compresseses too much?
A. Cameras that use the lowest compression are Tape based. Many people shy away from tem because they think they are "old technology" that is total rubbish. people want everything now and cannot spend the time to capture the video to their computer. can only be done in real time. but are willing to spend hours converting the compressed video into a format that their editing software can use.
99% of all editing software is happy to use video from tapes based digital cameras.
Sony canon both make good cameras and they are models around your budget. I am not going to suggest any model as it depends on what you are looking for, and its always better to do a little research to find a camera that you want. things like size could be important, or "features" low light, different frame rates ect
Good luck
RR
99% of all editing software is happy to use video from tapes based digital cameras.
Sony canon both make good cameras and they are models around your budget. I am not going to suggest any model as it depends on what you are looking for, and its always better to do a little research to find a camera that you want. things like size could be important, or "features" low light, different frame rates ect
Good luck
RR
I am running a dvd camcorder with 1000 ft of cable. How do I get a good picture?
Q. I film football games for a local High school. I use 1000 feet of cable and my picture is fuzzy and faded.. How do I improve the clarity of my shots
A. I'm inclined to agree with RichB, but why use anything that's recording to DVD - that's got to be the worst possible choice for filming sports. The MPEG-2 compression used by DVDs is very bad at handling movement.
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