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What's a good video camera?
For regular everyday use and less than $500. Should I go mini-dv, hard drive, something else?
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Less than $500? Don't waste your money, save up for something more expensive.
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first question what do you need it for?
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I would not video my dog with a camera that cost less than $500
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Just home movie stuff... birthday parties, get togethers, etc. Never had a video camera before so not sure what to look for. I'm not against spending more than 500 for a decent camcorder, just don't need anything fancy either. Actually, I do need some image stabilization. |
You can get away with a AVCHD or HDV camera like a Sony consumer or prosumer camera for as little as around $1000 that takes good video even good enough to produce porn. The more important question is what a good lighting kit? If you are doing production you should probably spend double or triple the cost of the camera on lights. I recommend Kino Flos, like the four foot four-banks that I use for production.
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You can get a AVCHD Panasonic that records HD on SD cards for around $500. Will be more then fine for everyday use. Holds up well with heavy usage also.
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