I can agree that purchase one..maybe two warranties on products can be
a wise choice. This is especially true if you are in a financial
situation where you shouldn't be purchasing the product in the first
place.
Or if you're in a situation where wasting your time on downtime would be a
Another thing to definitely consider.
but getting back to the topic at hand, i'd summarize the conversation
as the following:
Mac - It's much more expensive but a better value and you'll be very happy
PC - You'll be reasonably happy and have more money in your pocket but
you'll have a higher
Hey all,
I'm heading to India for my honeymoon and the entire summer and plan to vlog
and do some
interviews from there.
I *do not* plan to bring my macbook. I just want to bring a firewire or usb
cable and upload
at cafes.
It needs to be small, light and easy to travel with and have decent
Macs are not much more expensive. Sorry to challenge that one! Just do a
google search and read some of the posts. (Again, we use both in our
office. People on this list have agreed that PC's are harder to use.)
iMovie and iPhoto and iTunes come free - and Rocketboom used those tools and
so did
I always recommend Sony. T300, I think it takes 10MP pictures now.
Mine is a T100, and it takes 8MP pictures. In fine 640x480 mode, the
movies are as good as from a video camera (IMHO), and it's a lot
smaller than an xacti, and it's flat so you can slip it in the front
pocket of your pants if you
true, but we're talking about notebook computers. I think we would
both agree that Mac notebooks are generally much more expensive
(though a better value) than notebook PCs available in Best Buy for
example. Macbooks start at 1099 USD, whereas Bestbuy Notebook PCs
start at half the price.
I
Save your hair and use Camtasia 5 from TechSmith, export to any web
format right out of it without going to any NLE.
Always perfect tutorials with menu zoom and all.
Renat Zarbailov of Innomind.org
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jennifer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I've been pulling my
Most of the active people on this list use Mac, but I would question
wheather that everyone on this list has agreed PC's are harder to
use.I frequent the DVX fourms and a lot and I mean A LOT of
people there use PC's to edit.
I know I may not be in your league Rox ;) but I think me
You guys rock. I just mounted my video camera (digital camera with video
capability) to my forehead.
I'm still waiting for qik.com to have a sprint phone.
Jennifer Goodwin
http://www.internetgirlfriday.com/ www.internetGIRLfriday.com
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UGH...just when I thought I was getting somewhere...
Now that I've exhausted the FREE route, is there possibly a paid program
worth looking into that ELIMINATES the conversion and hoop jumping? Is
there really one 'set it', 'record it', 'upload it' solution out there?
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My dear Heath,
I do not mean to disparage anyone, especially you. I am merely tired of the
mac is more expensive than PC mis-conception. It was true in the 80's,
maybe some of the 90's, but not here in the new century, especially when you
map components side by side.
Most people who disparage
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