Q. I need a camcorder that does the following things:
1.) portable
2.) could recorder good quality videos while running
3.) smallish
4.) hd
5.) comes in different colors
6.) not that expensive
besides the flip camcorder
1.) portable
2.) could recorder good quality videos while running
3.) smallish
4.) hd
5.) comes in different colors
6.) not that expensive
besides the flip camcorder
A. Flip Ultra Camcorder 2nd Generation, 120 Minutes (Black)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0023B14U4?tag=dcmb-20
Review:I bought family members first generation Flips some time ago, and they were so impressed by their simplicity and convenience that I had to get one for myself. I justified it by explaining to my wife that it would make Amazon reviews so much easier (I haven't once used it in that way), but really I saw it as a new toy. Sometimes less is more, and that certainly seems to hold true in the camcorder world -- at least as far as the Flip is concerned. While there are certainly bigger, better, and far more professional solutions about, the real value to the Flip is that it can go with you anywhere, and you can forget all about it until a shooting situation comes up. We've used ours to record press conferences, and post the same online for others to see. We've created our own virtual tours of homes we were interested in. We sent it to Princeton for my grandfather's 65th reunion, so I could at least enjoy the festivities from a distance. We've used it far more often than we ever imagined we really would, and it's proven to be as much a real tool as a novelty. That you can hand it to someone who has never seen it before, and instruction can be limited to "on/off here, start/stop recording there," means that it's near universally accessible, and fun even for those who might otherwise be somewhat technologically averse.
I grabbed the 2d gen Ultra because I wanted the additional storage space. What I didn't expect was to enjoy a larger view screen, a better (by my eye) on/off toggle (a simple push button, rather than a slide), higher quality audio, and a number of functional enhancements on the software side, such as mass delete with confirm.
Curiously, I no longer seem to be able to just pull the .avi files from the Flip into the Movie Maker software that comes bundled with Windows Vista, but I'm not prepared to actually complain about that fact, as it may be as easy as saving them in another format before pulling them in. If someone else has a meaningful solution here, I'd love to hear it.
That aside, I'd be hard pressed to come up with a single complaint about this generation of the Flip. Unlike hauling around a 'real' camera or camcorder, you can toss this one in your pocket and forget all about it until you need or want it. You can teach others to use it in under 30 seconds. Uploading to services like Youtube is easy even for those who have never done it before, with or without the software bundled in the camera itself. I couldn't be happier that I took the leap from the basic first generation to the Ultra 2nd.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0023B14U4?tag=dcmb-20
Review:I bought family members first generation Flips some time ago, and they were so impressed by their simplicity and convenience that I had to get one for myself. I justified it by explaining to my wife that it would make Amazon reviews so much easier (I haven't once used it in that way), but really I saw it as a new toy. Sometimes less is more, and that certainly seems to hold true in the camcorder world -- at least as far as the Flip is concerned. While there are certainly bigger, better, and far more professional solutions about, the real value to the Flip is that it can go with you anywhere, and you can forget all about it until a shooting situation comes up. We've used ours to record press conferences, and post the same online for others to see. We've created our own virtual tours of homes we were interested in. We sent it to Princeton for my grandfather's 65th reunion, so I could at least enjoy the festivities from a distance. We've used it far more often than we ever imagined we really would, and it's proven to be as much a real tool as a novelty. That you can hand it to someone who has never seen it before, and instruction can be limited to "on/off here, start/stop recording there," means that it's near universally accessible, and fun even for those who might otherwise be somewhat technologically averse.
I grabbed the 2d gen Ultra because I wanted the additional storage space. What I didn't expect was to enjoy a larger view screen, a better (by my eye) on/off toggle (a simple push button, rather than a slide), higher quality audio, and a number of functional enhancements on the software side, such as mass delete with confirm.
Curiously, I no longer seem to be able to just pull the .avi files from the Flip into the Movie Maker software that comes bundled with Windows Vista, but I'm not prepared to actually complain about that fact, as it may be as easy as saving them in another format before pulling them in. If someone else has a meaningful solution here, I'd love to hear it.
That aside, I'd be hard pressed to come up with a single complaint about this generation of the Flip. Unlike hauling around a 'real' camera or camcorder, you can toss this one in your pocket and forget all about it until you need or want it. You can teach others to use it in under 30 seconds. Uploading to services like Youtube is easy even for those who have never done it before, with or without the software bundled in the camera itself. I couldn't be happier that I took the leap from the basic first generation to the Ultra 2nd.
What camcorder should i get for amateur movies?
Q. a few friends and i want to start filming some short movies and such but we need a camera... what is the best camera you think we can get for about £1000 - £3000...
we are looking for value for the money as well as getting the best spec we can. We want the picture to look as good quality and professional as we can.
thanks
we are looking for value for the money as well as getting the best spec we can. We want the picture to look as good quality and professional as we can.
thanks
A. Sony DCR-VX2100E Professional Digital Camcorder
3CCD Imaging System
2 Lux Minimum Illumination
58 mm Lens
12x Optical Zoom / 48x Digital Zoom
Optical Super SteadyShot
530 TV Lines Camera Resolution
Precision Colour Viewfinder
i.LINK (DV in/out)
Analogue in/out
Exposure Dial
Powered Zoom Ring
2.5" Precision Colour LCD
Memory Stick Slot
Intelligent Accessory Shoe
STAMINA 9h (with optional battery)
£1,739.45 + £3.48 shipping
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-DCR-VX2100E-Professional-Digital-Camcorder/dp/B00022LTXI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237739686&sr=1-5&tag=winkkk-21&linkCode=ur2&camp=1634&creative=6738
3CCD Imaging System
2 Lux Minimum Illumination
58 mm Lens
12x Optical Zoom / 48x Digital Zoom
Optical Super SteadyShot
530 TV Lines Camera Resolution
Precision Colour Viewfinder
i.LINK (DV in/out)
Analogue in/out
Exposure Dial
Powered Zoom Ring
2.5" Precision Colour LCD
Memory Stick Slot
Intelligent Accessory Shoe
STAMINA 9h (with optional battery)
£1,739.45 + £3.48 shipping
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-DCR-VX2100E-Professional-Digital-Camcorder/dp/B00022LTXI/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237739686&sr=1-5&tag=winkkk-21&linkCode=ur2&camp=1634&creative=6738
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