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It's not on the general market yet, but released soon, there are some 'interesting' guys and gals building a new toy called a VeeCAM . I like it.
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Originally posted by TazMaNA lot of the reviews mention bad quality on movies with a HDD VC, especially in low light.
Did you guys experience this problem?
How do I know if a HDD VC has a good enough picture recording quality?
(Think "Paris Hilton")
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A lot of the reviews mention bad quality on movies with a HDD VC, especially in low light.
Did you guys experience this problem?
How do I know if a HDD VC has a good enough picture recording quality?
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I just bought an Hitachi Hybrid.
You get a Hard-Drive to record on as well as a DVD Burner - you can record direct onto either or copy from HD to DVD and edit.
You can also take "stills" or select from the HD/DVD to create a still and put it on a SD card.
All this for about £350.
Excellent move.
I also got my Ltd Co to pay for it as well thus avoidind tax
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Originally posted by XTCThere's a plethora to choose from. I think most VCs are going down the hard drive route so stick to that type. Make sure it can do stills, has decent optical zoom etc JVC are quite highly rated along with Sony etc. The software that is bundled with the cameras is generally pretty sh!te, you're better off buying or torrenting something like Studio Pinnacle (which I use). The stuff you can do is pretty amazing, but it can be time consuming editting, depends on how professional u want it to look.
I still find the DVD mini disk is better and cheaper, mini DVD disks about 50p on the net or £5 from Dixons.
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Originally posted by TazMaNAnyone bought one recently that can record onto memory rather than tape/DVD?
I'd like to buy one that's not too expensive (sub-£300), and that you can easily connect to a PC to download movies for burning onto DVD.
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Digital video camera
Anyone bought one recently that can record onto memory rather than tape/DVD?
I'd like to buy one that's not too expensive (sub-£300), and that you can easily connect to a PC to download movies for burning onto DVD.Tags: None
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