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What video camera do you use?

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da bubba
post #1
14 July 2004, 21:16 UTC#1
I use a cannon DV camera. Its about 2 years old.
dogma2[SND]
post #2
14 July 2004, 21:36 UTC#2
JVC S-VHS Camcorder. I got it last christmas for 350 dollars.
JCM
post #3
15 July 2004, 03:06 UTC#3
Samsung SCD-23 with a kenko kuw02 fisheye. I might be getting a vx1000 or a gl1 if I sell my dirtbike this christmas.
RandomActsofStupidity
post #4
15 July 2004, 03:13 UTC#4
QUOTE I got it last christmas for 350 dollars.


You got ripped, you can get a mini dv at walmart for that now


I use

Digital 8 (sony)
Hi-8 (sony)

used to use

Vhs-c (Quasar - Division of Panasonic)
Sony 8mm
RandomActsofStupidity
post #6
15 July 2004, 07:18 UTC#6
With the experience I've had with that type of cameras...it seems to be very hard to hold them still without shaking....do you ever have problems with that? Or do you have steadyshot or something?
No Mercy Video
post #8
15 July 2004, 10:47 UTC#8
i use a jvc mini dv cam like this one
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dogma2[SND]
post #9
15 July 2004, 22:48 UTC#9
QUOTE (RandomActsofStupidity @ Jul 15 2004, 03:13 AM) QUOTE I got it last christmas for 350 dollars.


You got ripped, you can get a mini dv at walmart for that now


I use

Digital 8 (sony)
Hi-8 (sony)

used to use

Vhs-c (Quasar - Division of Panasonic)
Sony 8mm

Yeah same at Best Buy, I was a little pissed my mom chose that over mini Dv, but whatever, my computer's not good enough to capture anyway.
Boner Jones
post #10
16 July 2004, 22:28 UTC#10
QUOTE (RandomActsofStupidity @ Jul 15 2004, 07:18 AM) With the experience I've had with that type of cameras...it seems to be very hard to hold them still without shaking....do you ever have problems with that? Or do you have steadyshot or something?

Just look at our videos man! does it look like we got a shaky problem?

Naw, it works good. and has been workin' good for quite a few years! You can find em cheap now. So any poor HG's lookin' for a decent cam, check it out.

b.j.
da bubba
post #11
16 July 2004, 22:47 UTC#11
QUOTE (Boner Jones @ Jul 17 2004, 12:28 AM) So any poor HG's lookin' for a decent cam, check it out.

Ill rember that for the future.


ps. have you seen any shaky footage from us either?
dogma2[SND]
post #13
18 July 2004, 02:47 UTC#13
also, an Olympus 4MP Digital Camera with video function :D
julian
post #14
12 August 2004, 19:21 UTC#14
i have a canon optura 20 with raynox fisheye its a very nice can i recomend it
kuffi
post #18
18 August 2004, 22:07 UTC#18
yeah u'll see it in the new episode. We might get 2 more cams and Im still trying to get money together for a Canon GL2 or VX2100, imagine, 5 descent cams.. damn :P

Oh and the quality of that Sony cam is pretty good, look at this:
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it's a bit zoomed in, plus saved as crappy quality so.. good cam for sure External image not preserved — inspect source: http://homegrownforums.com/forums/html/emoticons/nerdsmile.gif and the sound is so much better than my shitty Samsung cam as well.
BBNick
post #22
25 August 2004, 14:48 UTC#22
Some Sony Handycam carnation, there are a million of them.
TD-Kevin
post #23
25 August 2004, 14:51 UTC#23
I use a sony DCR-HC30 Mini DVD Class A
gman
post #24
25 August 2004, 15:02 UTC#24
Cool site btw.