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I’m a college student looking for a great video camera and a pretty decent video program for editing videos?? College student=Short on cash. My major is going to be in Mass Communications and I’m looking for an excellent program and nice camera. Do you have any recommendations? Which is better one of the DV cams or one that uses dvds? Any places where I can get great recommendations to buy video cameras online? Can anyone help me who edits lots of videos or does something like that for a living? Well let me know…THANKS!

can you please tell me if this camera is good to use to make videos and put them on youtube. also can you give me other ideas for video cameras to use or youtube.

if u van and it would be really nice can u give me a review of how to upload a video in to your computer then on to youtube i have no idea how to put videos on youtube

I just purchased wireless outdoor surveillance camera for my house. It is and is not wireless meaning the camera needs a power source. I would like to install 4 video cameras around my house and want to use a SOLAR power device.
Also (please) a SOLAR power device that would generate enough energy to 4 surveillance cameras.
Any suggestions?

And do not say DUH, I am new to this.

READ EVERY CAMCORDER REVIEW wp.me Camcorder reviews suggest the best camcorder or digital video camera will record in 1920×1080, preferably 1080p for the very best resolution, AVCHD MPEG-4 compression with a BSI CMOS sensor for best low light shots, have a large touch panel LCD screen with an internal flash memory as well as an SD card or Micro SD card for extra storage. 1. Canon VIXIA HF R21 2011 Model With a 32GB internal flash drive and 2 SDXC memory card slots you could record forever almost with the Canon R21. Record for up to 12 hours with the internal flash memory before changing automatically with relay recording to external cards for another 12 hours with each 32GB SDHC card. A 3 inch Touch Panel LCD screen and Smart Auto lets you check the action clearly and a genuine Canon HD video lens with 28x advanced zoom gets close to the action while dynamic IS stabilizes a wide range of movements for smooth, steady video. A Canon DIGIC DV III image processor with Canon 3.28-megapixel FULL HD CMOS image sensor records your video at 24Mbps video in the highest bit rate in AVCHD. Canon camcorders have gone the extra mile and over delivered with features previously found in Prosumer camcorders costing twice as much as this Canon VIXIA HF R21 2011 video camera model with a microphone terminal giving manual audio level control and a headphone terminal, focus assist, HD-to-SD down-conversion and much more. 2. JVC GZ-HM670BUS BUNDLE 2011 My second choice is the JVC GZ-HM670BUS …

I want to buy a pro videocamera but don’t know what to buy. I saw the Sony hdr cx550v and like it. But I think there are better video cameras in the market so what camera would you recommend.

I will using the camcorder to record our baby when she is born in about a month.

I have it down to two or three choices:

Panasonic hdc-sd60k 9 at best buy

Canon hf-m300 9.99 at Best buy

Or

The Flip 2 hour 8gb 4th edition 9.99 at best buy

I have to buy at bestbuy because we have about 0 worth of gift cards there.

I have been leaning towards the panasonic because I read some nice reviews on it and plus they said it was the 2nd best video camera for 2010. Although the other two video cameras are much cheaper especially the flip.

I have heard that the flip isn’t that much better than a regular camera when shooting videos. I was scared off by this because we currently have a cannon sd1300 that also has video shooting capabilities.

I am thinking why buy a flip when my point and shoot camera can do the same thing and save the 0. Anybody with a flip that can clear this up would be greatly appreciated!

I’m a big fan of Canon when it comes to still cameras, but I’m looking at their line of video cameras and they seem to be a little over-priced and under-spec’ed, not to mention that a lot of the reviews aren’t so hot.

I’m depending on this to get me through grad school, which I just started this semester. I’m really getting into video next semester and I’ll be doing a documentary for my thesis. My budget is 0 – 0 but I could go up to 00 for the right camera. HD is a must and it has to be compatible with Adobe Premiere, Adobe AfterEffects and Final Cut Pro. I would prefer flash memory but tape is ok too. Definitely nothing that records directly on DVDs though!

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I will using the camcorder to record our baby when she is born in about a month.

I have it down to two or three choices:

Panasonic hdc-sd60k 9 at best buy

Canon hf-m300 9.99 at Best buy

Or

The Flip 2 hour 8gb 4th edition 9.99 at best buy

I have to buy at bestbuy because we have about 0 worth of gift cards there.

I have been leaning towards the panasonic because I read some nice reviews on it and plus they said it was the 2nd best video camera for 2010. Although the other two video cameras are much cheaper especially the flip.

I have heard that the flip isn’t that much better than a regular camera when shooting videos. I was scared off by this because we currently have a cannon sd1300 that also has video shooting capabilities.

I am thinking why buy a flip when my point and shoot camera can do the same thing and save the 0. Anybody with a flip that can clear this up would be greatly appreciated!

I need a video camera to record my guitar lessons, song covers, and even a few cello video, what kind of camera should I get? I care more about audio than the video itself, however I don’t want a pixelated and blurry me, any good video cameras out there?