Afternoon all, anyone advise please?
Looking for top quality, not high cost, HD camcorders which are easy to use and easy to edit, produce etc after filming.
Probably to be used for a group of supporters wanting to film away days so will need to be quite 'durable' equipment as well.
Thanks
HD Camcorders recommendations
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Gotta be a GoPro, surely ??
Amazing machines.
I was given a demo by a rep for a security firm about four or five years ago and was really impressed. The police had been using them for a year or two by then, I think, and they were becoming the norm for lots of similar services and now they're also widely used by cyclists and motorbike riders too.
They were under £100 back then so I'm sure they'll be perfectly affordable.
If they can film Hollywood movies using them (Hardcore Henry) then they should be fine for you, Softcore Soul
Amazing machines.
I was given a demo by a rep for a security firm about four or five years ago and was really impressed. The police had been using them for a year or two by then, I think, and they were becoming the norm for lots of similar services and now they're also widely used by cyclists and motorbike riders too.
They were under £100 back then so I'm sure they'll be perfectly affordable.
If they can film Hollywood movies using them (Hardcore Henry) then they should be fine for you, Softcore Soul
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Dunno mate, that's why I was asking
Looks good advice to me, cheers. I'll have a gander and report back, thanks.
No nudity or shexual content to be involved
Looks good advice to me, cheers. I'll have a gander and report back, thanks.
No nudity or shexual content to be involved
Re: HD Camcorders recommendations
That's what I told the Mrs, she said we would only need a 64mb sd card.Another Northern Soul wrote:Dunno mate, that's why I was asking
Looks good advice to me, cheers. I'll have a gander and report back, thanks.
No nudity or shexual content to be involved
I bought a cheap one for about £60 quid earlier this year and I wasn't impressed with the quality and it was clunky as hell. My mate as a old Sony one and that is miles better but not HD.
Re: HD Camcorders recommendations
Well, it's like anything isn't it ?
You get what you pay for.
Have a look on a few review sites first
You get what you pay for.
Have a look on a few review sites first
Re: HD Camcorders recommendations
I did. My Yorkshire education got the better of me. I thought I was getting a steal. Most of the negative reviews are recent.rigger wrote:Well, it's like anything isn't it ?
You get what you pay for.
Have a look on a few review sites first
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Camcorder-LESH ... +camcorder
That's the beast. Bye the way ANS are you looking for a camcorder, just ignore the 11%.
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what's the 11% you mention mate? Sorry, probably being dim, bit busy at the mo.Viduka Hits The Mark wrote:I did. My Yorkshire education got the better of me. I thought I was getting a steal. Most of the negative reviews are recent.rigger wrote:Well, it's like anything isn't it ?
You get what you pay for.
Have a look on a few review sites first
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Camcorder-LESH ... +camcorder
That's the beast. Bye the way ANS are you looking for a camcorder, just ignore the 11%.
Was told to check this review site out too, looks a good read actually - http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/test-centr ... s-3643659/ - thanks for all your help, chaps.
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Its the 1* reviews about the camera on Amazon.