Q. I want to do a video business update blog to my clients once a week. I'm going to use YouTube as my portal I'm looking for a good cameral with high quality picture. I have to stay under $1000 for the camera. I don't need a lot of manual controls but ease of use is important. We already know how to do the lighting.
A. Covering the lighting is great - you did not say how you were going to cover the audio. If you are takking care of audio externally, then you do not need to read further. If you want the camcorder to take care of the audio, keep reading.
Any camcorder with a Mic-in jack and manual audio control will work.
The cheapest camcorders that have these are the Canon HV20, HV30, Sony HDR-HC7 and HC9. All use CMOS chips. All can do standard definition (DV) and high definition (HDV).
Any camcorder with a Mic-in jack and manual audio control will work.
The cheapest camcorders that have these are the Canon HV20, HV30, Sony HDR-HC7 and HC9. All use CMOS chips. All can do standard definition (DV) and high definition (HDV).
What's the best handheld digital camcorder to shoot a short, small-time movie with?
Q. *preferably UNDER $1000* I really want to get into film production and I figured I would test the water - you have to start somewhere, right? I'm looking mostly for 1) high picture quality and 2) ability to execute simple cinematic effects like focusing in and out on an object. I may show it to the admissions directors at UCLA as part of my "portfiolio" when applying to the film school next year, so I really would like it to look professional as possible.
(and don't be like all those morons who say "LOL WELL MAYBE YOU SHOULD LEARN HOW TO SPELL PORTFOLIO BEFORE YOU START MAKING ONE IM 45 YEARS OLD WITH NO JOB AND I SPEND MY TIME ON YAHOO ANSWERS CRITICIZING 17 YEAR OLD KIDS OVER TYPOS!! :):):):)" cause obviously, it was a typo...)
(and don't be like all those morons who say "LOL WELL MAYBE YOU SHOULD LEARN HOW TO SPELL PORTFOLIO BEFORE YOU START MAKING ONE IM 45 YEARS OLD WITH NO JOB AND I SPEND MY TIME ON YAHOO ANSWERS CRITICIZING 17 YEAR OLD KIDS OVER TYPOS!! :):):):)" cause obviously, it was a typo...)
A. if you want the best under $1000, look for a 3ccd camcorder.
if you really want to get that "film look", you'll have to pay more money. you'll need something that will shoot in 24p. a new panasonic dvx will cost you about $3500, but you can find cheaper ones on ebay.
if you really want to get that "film look", you'll have to pay more money. you'll need something that will shoot in 24p. a new panasonic dvx will cost you about $3500, but you can find cheaper ones on ebay.
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