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    Veteran Poster cantona5's Avatar
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    Default help/advice on buying a camcorder?

    hope i am alright asking this type of question in this area? i guess i'll soon find out
    i'm going to buy a camcorder but just need some advice of some people who know what they are talking about as i know very little.
    the only thing i have pretty much decided on is i would prefer a hard drive version and i like the look of the jvc range. I'm looking at spending £200-£350 ($360-$640). now i know a fair bit about digital cameras especially the pixels etc, but it seems to me the pixel issue with camcorders doesn't seem to matter so much unless taking still photos - is that right?
    any help would be appreciated



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    im a little curios here because i noticed some websites had expressed a need for photographers/videographers with connections to the tg community..i know quite a few ts and was interested in gettin into the photo thing.



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    never actually thought of that - mind you i haven't many (any!) connections there!



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    Just dont buy an HP anything...

    Go with JVC or Sony, theres plenty of models in that price range...



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    Default .................JWBL's thoughts.....................

    dude if I can give you 'out of the norm' advice



    this might not seem like much to you, but consider this

    Nokia's N93 is not only a bad ass cellphone/multimedia device it's also an actual camcorder, think about the simplicity of plugging it into your pc equipment, downloading whatever you filmed, and editing right away

    just a thought


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    I've always used Sony - I don't know what is in that price range but if you can get a Sony Mini-DV camera you should be happy.
    seanchai



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    i would look at cnet.com, if u are looking for reviews on a certain product.


    u will be fucking fat bitches in no time

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    thanks for the replies and info everyone;
    i have looked on cnet now thanks (thanks h/w buckstrap) and they too recommend sony (thanks seanchai) - they look reasonably priced too, so i think i should go with them
    thanks again



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