Q. Which Video camcorder is best to use for recording kids sports? I need to be able to edit the tapes with my HP computer.
A. The one that captures the video with the least compression applied to the digital stream. In today's environment, that means miniDV tape. Data compression and fast action don't gt along well.
What is your budget?
Does your computer have a firewire/1394 port? If not and you are unable to add a firewire port, then second best will be flash memory. Third up is hard disc drive.
Consumer DVD based camcorder should be avoided altogether.
What is your budget?
Does your computer have a firewire/1394 port? If not and you are unable to add a firewire port, then second best will be flash memory. Third up is hard disc drive.
Consumer DVD based camcorder should be avoided altogether.
Will I use a camcorder?
Q. I am considering buying a camcorder - specifically a Canon Elura 100. I do not have kids, which I think many who buy them, use it for. I love having a digital still camera, but don't know how much I would mess with a camcorder. I would hope to use it on vacations and car events in my Miata. I guess my question is, do you use yours for more than taking videos of your kids?
Cheers, Steve/OHIO
Cheers, Steve/OHIO
A. If you do any kind of sports, camcorders are great. I snowboard and skateboard. I also use my camcorder for hikes and parties.
If you don't think you'll use a camcorder too much, just get a nice digital camera. I suggest a Canon SD700. It takes amazing 6 Mega Pixel photos. You can also take videos with it at 60fps!
By the way, I don't have kids, I am a kid. I use camcorders all the time. ; )
If you don't think you'll use a camcorder too much, just get a nice digital camera. I suggest a Canon SD700. It takes amazing 6 Mega Pixel photos. You can also take videos with it at 60fps!
By the way, I don't have kids, I am a kid. I use camcorders all the time. ; )
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