10/27/2009 6:29 PM
As a beginner with filming, what kind of Video Camera should I buy?
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What Video Camera Should I Buy?
BrendonA614
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hoodantics
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10/28/2009 12:29 AM a one chip miniDV camera for around 50 bucks on ebay. I'd go with sony.
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BrendonA614
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10/28/2009 12:11 PM 
a one chip miniDV camera for around 50 bucks on ebay. I'd go with sony. That's what I was thinking.
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a Justin
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rwg2008
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11/4/2009 4:45 PM I started with a one chip Sony but there are a lot of cheap 3-chip Panasonics that should be considered too. it just depends how much you want to spend. I upgraded to a Panasonic GS-320 which is a little more expensive, but its still at a consumer based price and you will be much happier with it in the long run.
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sixtiesrider
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1 day ago yeah the Panasonic GS-320 3ccd are good, but def harder to work with than a full on 3chip 3ccd camera. you can prob find a decent gs-320 pretty cheap prob around $200-300, read the owners manual. then work your way up to a full on 3ccd. I found it easier to work with camera with as many settings as possible so you can move up the ladder. You wouldn't buy a K-mart bike if you wanted to start jumping? Quality will outlast your ambitions and if you don't stay in it, it will be easier to sell.
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BrendonA614 wrote: As a beginner with filming, what kind of Video Camera should I buy?