What camcorder should I buy that is best?

Q. I've had my sony camcorder that uses hi-8 tapes for 9 years and now its not working at great as it should. The picture on the screen shakes a little every 4 seconds. I've used camcorders that use the smaller tapes at school, but when I watched stuff back on those tapes, the film would have lines in some parts and the tapes were new. The only good thing I liked about it was how it had more faders and other settings than my camcorder. I never used those dvd camcorders so I don't know how they work.

Anyway, I'm going to buy a new camcorder (probably on ebay) and I'm thinking about buying the latest camcorders out there today, but I don't know if I'll like them seems how I'm so used to my old one. How many hours can I film on new camcorders? Do they break easily or have problems? Should I just buy an older camcorder like mine? What camcorders do you have that work well for you?

A. "Everio Hybrid Camera - Elegant and slim HDD/micro SD Hybrid camcorder featuring 60GB HDD for up to 75 hours of recording with KONICA MINOLTA LENS. Everio has been redesigned to offer more satisfaction in a smaller lighter body. It's the world's smallest and lightest hard disk camcorder so you can shoot actively without fatigue and travel with lots of space left over when

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What do I need to view my old 8mm camcorder tapes and where to get a few repaired from?

Q. We have a almost a 9 year old camcorder started watching some tapes from it tonight the eject part where you place or take out the tapes started eating up a few of our family tapes. I remember my mom telling me she could view hers with some type of VHS looking tape where you could put your camcorder tapes into it play and watch them. What do we get to watch them from home and where do we go to get a few repaired that the camcorder started eating up?

Thanks!

A. there are companies that can transfer your video from old cassettes to dvd. Check your yellow pages.

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