Q. I'm looking for a good camcorder, at a good price. Mostly I want it to shoot good quality videos that I can upload and save on to my computer, edit, and upload to Youtube. I'm looking to spend around $200 - $300, if possible. I'd also like it to look like a "traditional" camcorder, as opposed to the Flip-type video cameras that stand up vertically. Is there a camcorder out there for me?
A. Sony DV cameras are about $350 at the cheapest price. Good quality cameras.
excellent recording quality specially on DV tapes. most DV cameras(traditional) will cost $300 or more.
I prefer an HD Aiptek Digital camcorder that costs about $120.
Decent quality recording on SD card. Its a flip type camera but its very good. I am very cheap so maybe thats why.
excellent recording quality specially on DV tapes. most DV cameras(traditional) will cost $300 or more.
I prefer an HD Aiptek Digital camcorder that costs about $120.
Decent quality recording on SD card. Its a flip type camera but its very good. I am very cheap so maybe thats why.
What is a good camcorder to use for video taping my hunting adventures?
Q. I have looking at the Sony HC38, but I am unsure of how it will perform in lower light conditions that are common when hunting. I would expect it to take clear video for several minutes past sundown, but not all the way until it is pitch black outside. My price range is $250-$350.
Also, I am leaning toward Mini-DV or DVD camcorder, so I can easily transfer it to my computer.
Also, I am leaning toward Mini-DV or DVD camcorder, so I can easily transfer it to my computer.
A. stupid environmentalists,
you should be good with any cam corder actually, anything that has good contrast would be needed, you probly wont need a 350, cameras above that are just stupid.
you should be good with any cam corder actually, anything that has good contrast would be needed, you probly wont need a 350, cameras above that are just stupid.
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