Q. ok, im looking for a camera for kids that is able to take pictures and short videos. i don't care if the camera has bad quality at pics and only shoots 2 minute videos. that's actually what i'm really looking for because i need to buy something cheap not expensive. do u know any names of cameras that im looking for? also pls don't tell me i should look on eBay or something. thank you
also i need it to be somwhere below the hundreds, thanks again
also i need it to be somwhere below the hundreds, thanks again
A. http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=2620&e=cameralanding
They take decent quality pictures, I'm not sure about videos though. My little cousin has one and he's 5. He loves it! He always wants to take pics.
Hopefully thats helpful.
They take decent quality pictures, I'm not sure about videos though. My little cousin has one and he's 5. He loves it! He always wants to take pics.
Hopefully thats helpful.
what is the best video camera to take shots at soccer games, indoor basketball and kid parties inside?
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A. Best is relative!
At least we know what you want to use the camera for, so that is a big help!
Start out with your audience, who is going to watch your video? Is it strictly for yourself, or do you want to make copies for other people, or is it for professional use?
Second, are you going to edit the video, will you want to edit video in the future?
Third, what is your budget? Do you need to buy accessories like a tripod (Highly recomended) cables, tapes, etc.
If you simply want something to play at home then a DVD recording camera might be the best bet. (I am not sure, but I know NERO DVD burning software has a quick copy feature that might allow you to burn copies for the grandparents.)
If you want to edit your video, I would recomend mini DV or hard drive cameras. It is easy to import the footage into a computer (Especially a Mac) and edit it, adding titles and special effects.
If you are looking to become a professional videographer, then you will need to purchase a 3 ccd mini-dv camera at a minimum, or you could look at the new HDV (High definition format) cameras.
Hope that helps
Tony
Professional videographer, I work daily with mini DV, in all forms from consumer to professional
At least we know what you want to use the camera for, so that is a big help!
Start out with your audience, who is going to watch your video? Is it strictly for yourself, or do you want to make copies for other people, or is it for professional use?
Second, are you going to edit the video, will you want to edit video in the future?
Third, what is your budget? Do you need to buy accessories like a tripod (Highly recomended) cables, tapes, etc.
If you simply want something to play at home then a DVD recording camera might be the best bet. (I am not sure, but I know NERO DVD burning software has a quick copy feature that might allow you to burn copies for the grandparents.)
If you want to edit your video, I would recomend mini DV or hard drive cameras. It is easy to import the footage into a computer (Especially a Mac) and edit it, adding titles and special effects.
If you are looking to become a professional videographer, then you will need to purchase a 3 ccd mini-dv camera at a minimum, or you could look at the new HDV (High definition format) cameras.
Hope that helps
Tony
Professional videographer, I work daily with mini DV, in all forms from consumer to professional
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