Ravedesigns
July 16, 2008, 01:44 PM
Also, if you're just shooting short clips at your desk and that sort of quality, you might want to consider something like the RCA Small Wonder EZ205 that I just picked up last week at Circuit City for $89 that records up to 2 hours, or 30 minutes for the higher DVD quality setting. You can also find last years EZ105 (60 minutes) around for $50-$60, or even the EZ101 (30 minutes) for around $30.
The RCA camera Rod suggested is great for video. I got it's cousin, a Flip cam (http://www.theflip.com/) for about $90 last year at Costco and have been happy with it - and one of the best features is you don't have to worry about losing or damaging it as much as you would worry with a $600 cam. :)
If you need more features or better quality, a $300 - $600 cam from Sony, Canon or just about any major company should work.
Depending on the editing you plan to do, Sony's entry level Vegas software is great for under $100.
Steve
The RCA camera Rod suggested is great for video. I got it's cousin, a Flip cam (http://www.theflip.com/) for about $90 last year at Costco and have been happy with it - and one of the best features is you don't have to worry about losing or damaging it as much as you would worry with a $600 cam. :)
If you need more features or better quality, a $300 - $600 cam from Sony, Canon or just about any major company should work.
Depending on the editing you plan to do, Sony's entry level Vegas software is great for under $100.
Steve
