Q. I am looking to purchase a new camcorder. I currently own a panasonic VHS-C camcorder. Right now I am recording on these tapes and then dubbing them with my DVD recorder.
I run my own website and I want to put videos on my website. Here is what I would need:
- Good night recording, for fireworks and such
- Good day quality recording
- Image stabilization
- Good sound recording
- Fairly easy to use
- Prefer small over large body
- Ability to put video onto website pretty easily, not a must
- Good battery life
- Good zoom
Still photos are not important to me.
I heard that with Mini DV you can plug into DVD recorder with a cable and record the video onto the DVD. I was originally looking into a DVD-cam, but the DVD-cam reviews don't seem to be good. I don't know which I should get. I'm also not sure which models are the best.
I prefer to stay under $400, so I would like to know the best models under $400, I'm willing to go higher, so better models would be welcome.
Editing is not something I will need to do with my video, so I don't think that a hard drive cam is right for me.
The most important things for me is the overall video quality, something that record good/great in most situations.
Second, I want to be able to get my video on media that is universal. This is why the DVD cam interested me at first, but have since changed my mind based on reviews. But I heard on TV that there is a cable that can be plugged into my DVD player and I can record directly from the camera to DVD. Is this true and if so, is this cable included?
Any more advice on what camera to get would really be appreciated. I'm trying to get an idea of my options before I make my purchase.
I run my own website and I want to put videos on my website. Here is what I would need:
- Good night recording, for fireworks and such
- Good day quality recording
- Image stabilization
- Good sound recording
- Fairly easy to use
- Prefer small over large body
- Ability to put video onto website pretty easily, not a must
- Good battery life
- Good zoom
Still photos are not important to me.
I heard that with Mini DV you can plug into DVD recorder with a cable and record the video onto the DVD. I was originally looking into a DVD-cam, but the DVD-cam reviews don't seem to be good. I don't know which I should get. I'm also not sure which models are the best.
I prefer to stay under $400, so I would like to know the best models under $400, I'm willing to go higher, so better models would be welcome.
Editing is not something I will need to do with my video, so I don't think that a hard drive cam is right for me.
The most important things for me is the overall video quality, something that record good/great in most situations.
Second, I want to be able to get my video on media that is universal. This is why the DVD cam interested me at first, but have since changed my mind based on reviews. But I heard on TV that there is a cable that can be plugged into my DVD player and I can record directly from the camera to DVD. Is this true and if so, is this cable included?
Any more advice on what camera to get would really be appreciated. I'm trying to get an idea of my options before I make my purchase.
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Q. My buddies and i want to make funny videos and post them on the internet. I know i want HD but i don'tt know what one would be best. I know i want a hard drive camcorder with image stabilization id also like the ability to hook up a mic to it. Any suggestions? Also under $1000
A. Hi Jbox!
Let me recommend you this cool camcorder!
Hope it's help.
"PANASONIC Hi-Def Camcorder with 80GB HDD & 16X Zoom
# Records via 80GB HDD and SD/SDHC Memory Card Hybrid
# 16x Optical Zoom with O.I.S. - Capture quality images from a distance
# LEICA DICOMAR Lens - Powerful lens for ultra fine image rendering
# iA Mode with AF Tracking & Touch Screen - Auto adjusts optimal settings
# Recording Format - MPEG4-AVC/H.264 (AVCHD standard complaint); JPEG (Still Image)
# Image Sensor (Total) - 1/6" MOS
# Focal Length - 2.95-47.2mm
# 35mm Film Camera Equivalent - 44.1-706mm [16:9]
# Filter Diameter - 43mm
# Lens Type - Leica Dicomar Lens
# Still Picture Recording - Yes; 2.1 M (1920 x 1080) [16:9]
# Recording Mode - HA (17Mbps/VBR) (1920 x 1080), HG (13Mbps/VBR) (1920 x 1080), HX (9Mbps/VBR) 1920 x 1080), HE (6Mbps/VBR) (1440 x 1080)
# Light - LED Video Light, Flash, 9 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix)
# LCD Monitor - 2.7" Wide LCD (230,400 pixels)
# Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) - No
# Microphone - 5.1ch Surround, Zoom microphone
# Digital Zoom - 40x-1000x
# Jacks - Video Component, mini HDMI, A/V Out, USB 2.0
# Dimensions (H x W x D): 2.72'' x 2.52'' x 5.04''
# Weight: 0.79 lbs
Let me recommend you this cool camcorder!
Hope it's help.
"PANASONIC Hi-Def Camcorder with 80GB HDD & 16X Zoom
# Records via 80GB HDD and SD/SDHC Memory Card Hybrid
# 16x Optical Zoom with O.I.S. - Capture quality images from a distance
# LEICA DICOMAR Lens - Powerful lens for ultra fine image rendering
# iA Mode with AF Tracking & Touch Screen - Auto adjusts optimal settings
# Recording Format - MPEG4-AVC/H.264 (AVCHD standard complaint); JPEG (Still Image)
# Image Sensor (Total) - 1/6" MOS
# Focal Length - 2.95-47.2mm
# 35mm Film Camera Equivalent - 44.1-706mm [16:9]
# Filter Diameter - 43mm
# Lens Type - Leica Dicomar Lens
# Still Picture Recording - Yes; 2.1 M (1920 x 1080) [16:9]
# Recording Mode - HA (17Mbps/VBR) (1920 x 1080), HG (13Mbps/VBR) (1920 x 1080), HX (9Mbps/VBR) 1920 x 1080), HE (6Mbps/VBR) (1440 x 1080)
# Light - LED Video Light, Flash, 9 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix)
# LCD Monitor - 2.7" Wide LCD (230,400 pixels)
# Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) - No
# Microphone - 5.1ch Surround, Zoom microphone
# Digital Zoom - 40x-1000x
# Jacks - Video Component, mini HDMI, A/V Out, USB 2.0
# Dimensions (H x W x D): 2.72'' x 2.52'' x 5.04''
# Weight: 0.79 lbs
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