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Camcorder on a 150ish budget
Preferably to buy offline or order and collect in store (unless its a really great deal)
Budget is around the 150 mark, this is just for family shooting nothing professional or anything obviously for this price mark. No mini dv as i dont have a dvd recorder or a vhs, any other format will be fine (pros and cons from an expert would be nice) If its a little more than the budget thats fine ..... HD isnt an option as im ugly enough in sd .... unless they have come down to the £250 price bracket then i may stretch So in short .... I need a point and shoot camera that isnt mini dv do you have any reccomendations Thanks |
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ok its £180 records to dvd its a sony Sony DCR-DVD110E but its only to buy online from cclonline.co.uk they are a very good company, plus reviews of the camera online seem to be pretty reasonable, also i tihk you can record to a sony duo memory stick as well on the camera
http://www.cclonline.com/product-inf...dcrdvd110e.ceh or £170 including delivery from http://www.totaldigital.biz/index.ph...oducts_id=2444 also you can get it from comet at £172 order online pick up in store http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/pro...rs-_-position1 or a samsung http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/pro...MSUNG-VP-DX100 for £150 thats the best i could come up with |
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What do you think about the Hitachi DZHS300E? The only thing is you have to buy it online for £146.66 but the recording format is Hard Drive/ DVD.
Maybe you will read a few reviews on it and make up your own mind about it. Hope it helps! |
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Something different. I just bought the Kodak Zi6. I love it.
£120 HD (720p video) Small enough to fit in your pocket Point and shoot SD/SDHC Pop out USB connector (like the Flip) I bought a 16GB card from Amazon for £20 and its enough for over 5 hours of HD video. Records straight to H264 mpeg4 so its a drag and drop affair once you've connected it via USB. Works with 2 AA batteries and comes with a couple with a charger. I prefer this as if you are going away you can pick up AA batteries from anywhere so no need to worry about finding a socket to charge up a lithium-ion battery. Colour me impressed. |
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perhaps a digital camera with decent video capture... perhaps?
would that not be the same / almost the same quality as that kodak contraption? or a camera phone?? |
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