Q. I am planning to buy a camcorder for a website that I run. I will be doing various things with it, so it should be able to perform in various lightings.
The main thing that I am looking for in it though is computer compatibility. I will be hosting the videos I create on a website, and won't be using it for 'Home Video' use. So USB or Firewire or HDD are highly preferable.
Price range should be below $500, so any helpful tips on what to buy?
The main thing that I am looking for in it though is computer compatibility. I will be hosting the videos I create on a website, and won't be using it for 'Home Video' use. So USB or Firewire or HDD are highly preferable.
Price range should be below $500, so any helpful tips on what to buy?
A. Recommend that you visit the cnet site. It has reviews of all the models, identifies which are the top sellers and provides a decent comparison between different makes and models. Based upon your budget apetite, you can narrow down the search too at this site.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Camcorders/2001-6500_7-0.html?tag=dir
http://reviews.cnet.com/Camcorders/2001-6500_7-0.html?tag=dir
Can someone tell me a good digital camcorder?
Q. I want to try and find a good, cheap digital camcorder. I want one that can record a TV if it's hooked up as well as regular video. If you can recommend one, please tell me where I can find it as well and it's price. Thanks.
A. What you are looking for in a camcorder is the "AV passthrough" or "Analog/Digital bridge" feature. Not all camcorders have this capability. Check the Panasonics - like the PV-GS320, I think. There are a few others.
The ratings and reviews areas at camcorderinfo.com has the camcorder features and comparisons - you may need to read through the reviews to find what you are looking for. They also - typically - have the prices and suggestions on where to buy online.
If you are buying over the internet, don't get scammed. BEFORE you buy, ask the camcorder forum over at cnet.com for feedback on whoever you think you might buy from...
The ratings and reviews areas at camcorderinfo.com has the camcorder features and comparisons - you may need to read through the reviews to find what you are looking for. They also - typically - have the prices and suggestions on where to buy online.
If you are buying over the internet, don't get scammed. BEFORE you buy, ask the camcorder forum over at cnet.com for feedback on whoever you think you might buy from...
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