To compare and read about camcorders you may visit;
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/
I have been reading there for a while before i decided to by my
panasonic PV-GS150
good luck with your decision, it is not that easy to buy what you
want for nthe right price.
regards
Blips
Ditto on the props to camcoderinfo. I did some digging on there, as well as amazon and epinions.comOn 4/11/06, usadutch2001
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To compare and read about camcorders you may visit;
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/
I have been reading there for a while before i decided to
On Apr 11, 2006, at 12:44 PM, usadutch2001 wrote:
I have been reading there for a while before i decided to by my
panasonic PV-GS150
I also have a PV-GS150. It's a decent camera -- it's not the best in
low-light situations, from my experience.
/Kelly
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http://kellybelly.net
Yahoo!
Funny within an hour we have 3 persons using the same Panasonic PV-
GS150. And yes the camera rocks, i like the remote control also. To
bad the microphone cable is a little short.
An low light conditions.Well i bought a videolight on eBay (20 watt)
and it makes a big difference. Do not buy the
I also have the PV-GS150, and really like it. It's got a mic port and a mount for accessories.As Blips says the mic that comes with it has a fairly short cord, but you can plug any mic in you want.
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wrote:
I also have the PV-GS150, and really like it. It's got a mic port
and a
mount for accessories.
As Blips says the mic that comes with it has a fairly short cord,
but you
can plug any mic in you want.
I also must
Yeah I am learning the hard way about interviews with a built in
mic...it just sucks.main reason I want to upgrade I have
heard a lot of good things about Panasonic's in general
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I'll tell you, I have a Panasonic
