Minggu, 27 April 2014

Polaroid DVG-1080P High Definition Flash Media Camcorder Reviews Anyone ?

Q. okay soo im about to purchase this camera and i wanna know if its a good buy. Its found at Target. heres what it looks like....

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/175-2396932-6892368?asin=B0029SVRTO&AFID=shopping_df&LNM=|B0029SVRTO&CPNG=electronics&ref=tgt_adv_XSC10001

A. Polaroid High-Definition Digital Camcorder
http://www.amazon.com/Polaroid-High%252dDefinition-Camcorder-Black%252fSilver-%2528DVG%252d1080P%2529/dp/B0029SVRTO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1249624922&sr=8-1&tag=aor-sale-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957

I just picked up one of these and since there wasn't a real review yet, here are my initial thoughts. Considering the price, I bought this with low demands and expectations. It's very easy to use. I had no problem connecting it to my computer. Recording quality is good enough if I'm outside or in a well lit room but otherwise it's useless. This isn't for rooms lit with a lamp or two. That shouldn't be too shocking though. Still pictures are coming out blurry. This won't be replacing my digital camera anytime soon. The usb cover is held on by a very flimsy piece of rubber. That'll break off in no time. I like the screen. It flips around so you can see yourself as you record, if you're into that kinda thing. Sound quality was better than I expected. It picks up a lot of noise but it works. It only comes with 16mb of memory so unless you want about ten seconds of video you will need a memory card. When I got home I picked up a 1gb sandisk card here on amazon for about $15. great deal. Overall, I think I got my $79 worth. I think this would be a great starter camera for a kid, or for someone on a budget like me who just wants to share some nonsense online with friends. I hope to have fun with it on my trip out west.

Hope this help :) Good Luck!


Camcorders?
Q. What is the best brand for digital camcorders? JVC? SAMSUNG? ETC?

A. For years, I've done just fine by JVC, Canon, Sony, and Panasonic. I currently use a Panasonic camcorder (PV-GS65) at home, and have recommended a Panasonic professional camcorder (AG-HVX200) for a university TV organization, and we've been happy with both. Those cameras were selected for having the features we needed at the best price available. I'm not necessarily saying "go with Panasonic." There are other great brands out there, and any one of them is good if it meets your needs. It all depends on what you need to do with your camcorder.

Look at reviews and specifications. What do you want to do with your camcorder? Do you want to try editing, or do you simply want the easiest way to show video to your family? Do you plan on doing a lot of night shooting, or is spectacular performance in good light enough for you? Do you want a variety of manual control options? Where do you plan on using the camcorder? Do you plan on using an external microphone with your camcorder?

In short, find out exactly what you plan to use it for, and find out which one best meets your needs. The major brands have all been doing this for a long time, and all have a tendency to put out quality products.





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Why is a 1080p camcorder cheaper than a 3ccd?

Q. why is this

http://usa.chinavasion.com/images/chinavasion-CVSEJ-A4402-side1.jpg

cheaper than for example a 3ccd one?

or is it?

A. Any Chinese camcorder is going to be cheap... but also disappointing.

These days, a 1920x1080 sensor isn't significantly more expensive than a standard definition sensor. What really costs is large vs. small. Most of these Chinese camcorders have very tiny sensors, 1/6", 1/8", possibly even smaller (I don't know any details of the model you like, I've never seen it before). This will cause very poor performance in low light.

A consumer level camcoder should have a single sensor at 1/3" or so, or perhaps three 1/4" or 1/6" sensors (Panasonic makes a bunch of consumer-priced 3-chip sensors... they typically underperform a single larger sensor in low light). A pro/prosumer camcoder will have three 1/4" or 1/3" sensors, probably whether it's HD or SD. It's the sensor size that's expensive these days.


Camcorder Options 3ccd cmos hd?
Q. om im going to buy a camcorder so much stuff to pick through like which imaging chip should i use ccd or cmos or mini dv or hardrive a little help would be nice

A. I would recommend an HD (CMOS) mini DV camcorder. I simply don't trust the hard drive models, and the video quality doesn't seem to be as good (to my eyes anyway). For editing, I recommend Adobe Premiere. Good luck!





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