Q. i'm going to a concert in december and i need a camera that takes good pics and LONG HD videos. also, it needs to have a really good battery life so it doesnt die right in the middle of the concert. any suggestions? help is much appreciated! :)
A. First I would check that you can take a video camera into the concert, most ban them only allowing cameras, and mobile phones. you could risk having your camera taken off you.
Most concerts are around 2 hours. Give or take, few if any cameras come with a battery that will last that long, to film a full two hours is a long time even the most dedicated fan probably wont record for that long, maybe a max of an hour. you could get a camera and then just get another battery, does not have to be expensive one.
I woudl suggest that you have a look at flash drive cameras, for two reasons, they have few moving parts and the batteries do last a llittle longer, the video I think is slightly better, than a HDD camera. your next problem will be the audio, and lighting. audio first you will need a camera that you can reduce the levels of the audio, or its going to sound very bad, most camcorder Mics are not great and are likely to pick up every sound that is around you. Lighting, you need a camera that you can adjust the light settings, or your video although recorded in HD will not be very good. Personally I would get a 16Gb or better 32Gb card, that will give you plenty of room to record in the highest quallity.
last thing How much do you want to spend, its impossible to say what camera you should get if we dont know how much you have, there is a huge difference between a camera that costs 100-200 or one that costs 500-1000.
I suggest you go to a store and talk to the sales people, tell them what you are looking for.
Enjoy you concert but dont forget to find out if cameras are allowed for you own sake
RR
Most concerts are around 2 hours. Give or take, few if any cameras come with a battery that will last that long, to film a full two hours is a long time even the most dedicated fan probably wont record for that long, maybe a max of an hour. you could get a camera and then just get another battery, does not have to be expensive one.
I woudl suggest that you have a look at flash drive cameras, for two reasons, they have few moving parts and the batteries do last a llittle longer, the video I think is slightly better, than a HDD camera. your next problem will be the audio, and lighting. audio first you will need a camera that you can reduce the levels of the audio, or its going to sound very bad, most camcorder Mics are not great and are likely to pick up every sound that is around you. Lighting, you need a camera that you can adjust the light settings, or your video although recorded in HD will not be very good. Personally I would get a 16Gb or better 32Gb card, that will give you plenty of room to record in the highest quallity.
last thing How much do you want to spend, its impossible to say what camera you should get if we dont know how much you have, there is a huge difference between a camera that costs 100-200 or one that costs 500-1000.
I suggest you go to a store and talk to the sales people, tell them what you are looking for.
Enjoy you concert but dont forget to find out if cameras are allowed for you own sake
RR
What is a camcorder with long battery life and recording capacity?
Q. I want to measure foot traffic on a street where I am planning to open a coffee shop. I would like to tape continuosly for 8 - 12 hours.
Is there a camcorder that would do that?
I don't necissarily need HD or High resolution or anything like that... I need a camera that would tape for a long time and one could stay on for a long time. Would prefer something portable.
Is there a camcorder that would do that?
I don't necissarily need HD or High resolution or anything like that... I need a camera that would tape for a long time and one could stay on for a long time. Would prefer something portable.
A. Not a camcorder... but maybe a security camera and DVR. You need to supply power.
lowest quality video *might* work. http://www.ezwatch.com/ez-eye.html
lowest quality video *might* work. http://www.ezwatch.com/ez-eye.html
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