What kind of Video Camera are you using?

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Joefish

Joefish

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Was just curious what Kind of video camera you were using. anyone have a hard drive cam or direct DVD video camera? or a DV ?

I am in the market for a new video camera for vacations. zoo trips and of course shooting videos of my fronts. (which i have yet to do) and be able to put them on my PC

i am stuck between the Direct DVD or a hard drive camera.

what are your thoughts?


Thanks
 
I am currently using a Canon S2 IS. It's a great camera for making movies because it has a true VGA mode and it's a real camera at the same time.
 
I am really looking for on e i can transfer to my PC, filming of my fish. so i am stuck between a hard drive cam or a DVD cam. not sure if it will just be better to go with a direct DVD cam so its already burned to a DVD. verses a hard drive cam. which then will still have to burn to a DVD so if one doesn't have a DVD burner i see it to be more costly in the long run by having to buy a Burner.

i have been looking at the Sony DVD myself. just not sure which one yet. :irked:
 
Here it is, sorry.
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=bxC6cgtWVEa-jE4lX1GweURYKUah8S3YmZs=?CategoryName=dcc_DICamcorders_DVDHandycamCamcorders&ProductSKU=DCRDVD505&Dept=cameras&INT=sstyle-dcc_DICamcorders-deptfeature-DCRDVD505|sstyle:sy_cat_content_p:dcc_dicamcorders
 
TankBuster;601085; said:
Here it is, sorry.
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=bxC6cgtWVEa-jE4lX1GweURYKUah8S3YmZs=?CategoryName=dcc_DICamcorders_DVDHandycamCamcorders&ProductSKU=DCRDVD505&Dept=cameras&INT=sstyle-dcc_DICamcorders-deptfeature-DCRDVD505|sstyle:sy_cat_content_p:dcc_dicamcorders
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I am using the Sony DSC-HC32. I would not recommend getting the DVD direct type. They are far more costly. The dvds are a smaller type generally, and cost more, hold only 30 minutes of film. You are constantly switching disks. The HC32 is a really good camera, easy to move data files over to the computer for editing. A simple camera to use, and has great quality of video.
 
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