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I've got the 4mb Xacti VPC-C40, and I love it. I' ve had it outside in
steamy, muggy, and even high humidity and it hasn't failed me yet.
I wouldn't take it underwater unless I had it in say a ziploc bag.
Tony
NYPD does seem to be going off the deep end, but so too do the people that are
calling the cops.
If you look at my flickr set you'll see photos of houses, cars, people, and
streets. Never have I ever been harassed for snapping a picture.
It's out in public, if I can see it I can photograph
As someone who has analyzed the AppleCare policy, it isn't worth it. Most
failures occur within the first year and Apple covers out to one year
automatically.
Secondly don't let Apple install options like bigger HD's and RAM, you can do
all that yourself less expensively. And were you to do
Yes that looks good. It covers all the necessary elements of a contract.
You might want to have an attorney vet it for you, most won't charge you much
to do so. In my case I have a quid pro quo arrangement with my attorney so it
didn't cost me anything.
Tony
One could always use more advanced material, perhaps PVC piping. It's easy to
drill, easy to put together and fairly lightweight.
If it weren't for the external mic, the Sanyo Xacti C40 meets your
requirements, recording up to an hour of SD video on a 1GB card.
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The Xacti C40 has a couple of features that I love.
First is image stablization - that works well, not great.
Wind noise filter and room noise filters.
So it's worth looking into.
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There's a little app called Mp4Cam2Avi - works great to convert from mp4 to avi
for use with things like Windows Movie Maker, etc.
Tony
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I really, really love my Sanyo Xacti C40 - it's NTSC not HD but to be honest,
it's going to be a few years before HD is the standard and NTSC is finally
phased out. But the new HD sets can also display NTSC so I'm not worried.
And it uses SD cards which are cheap as dirt. Picked up my Xacti at
ffdshow-rev760_20070110.zip - it's on sourceforge I believe.
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Picked up a Sanyon Xacti C40. Up until now my main camera was a Vcam Now of all
things, I made some decent videos with it but always wanted something better.
Through happy coincidence my SO's Olympus FE-100 died and I happened to be in
Radio Shack purchasing a jewelers screwdriver kit to take
Considering that you get 54Mbps over a G network I'd imagine that you could push video without too much latency. Clint Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Displaying video (especially DV encoded video, not highly compressed) over a wireless network isn't really feasible.ClintOn 2/15/06, Ron
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