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Thanks, Gena. And FWIW, I wasn't lamenting at all! While sometimes I just
have to chuck a few thousand mailing list messages rather than try to catch
up, I kind of like that there's still essentially one place to keep up with
y'all.
Soon, inevitabl
Hey Ryan - I think it that VoxMedia doesn't get the publicity as the
other vlogging help sites. I also think that some of us, myself
included need to start populating the pages. I actually prefer the
wiki to forums.
I enjoyed creating the screen recording page and had planned on doing
others befo
As we speak;
http://www.vlogassist.com/viewtopic.php?t=99
right there with all the links and a picture too. :)
regards
blips
http://vlogassist.com
http://vlogmatic.com
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On 4/13/06, mgmoon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think it's a brilliant idea. As you said, real world with a checklist.
Of course resources like Camcorder.info and other review sites are
excellent, and I spend more time than I should there (but my ac
I made a quick post about the Panasonic PV-GS150 here;
http://www.vlogassist.com/viewtopic.php?t=99
regards
Blips
http://vlogmatic.com
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> Soon to be officially announced (it not totaly ready yet) but take
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Soon to be officially announced (it not totaly ready yet) but take a
sneak peek here;
http://vlogassist.com
I think we have something for everyone.
Blips
http://vlogmatic.com
http://vlogassist.com
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> I think it's a bril
I think it's a brilliant idea.
As you said, real world with a checklist.
Does it fit in a purse?
How's the battery life?
Is it easy to get your files from the device.
Can you easily control the camera when looking at it from the front?
Sounds quite handy for the new vlogger-wannabes who are undec
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This is most definitely a FAQ. I love reading the responses (and now I'm
looking again at that Panasonic GS150), but I'm wondering if we might also
collaboratively build a wiki page where we list what hardware we use, how
we like it, pros, cons, etc.
mgmoon wrote:
> I picked up a very inexpensive ($80us) used Vivitar DVR-310 with a
> 1gig memory card. This Digital Video Recorder (DVR) stores the video
> on SD memory cards. The unit is very small (fits in a shirt pocket)
> and also has a built in 3mb camera and mp3 player.
> It can tape video in
Also http://www.steves-digicams.com/ contains a wealth of info...
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> Im sure that this question has been asked 1000 times but here it goes,
> I am just starting out and have searched all the sites on Vlogging to
> find out
elle
> http://www.vlogchallenge.com - This Week's Challenge: Resurrection
> http://www.vlogdiva.com - This Weeks Video: Networking Tips
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> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 10:24 AM
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Wow -
where did you get that? My son loves making movies, but I won't let him use my
camera. If I could find one (digital camera - not webcam) for under $100 I would
buy it for him.
Â
 CheersMonique Daniellehttp://www.vlogchallenge.com - This Week's Challenge: Resurrectionhttp://www.vlogdiv
I picked up a very inexpensive ($80us) used Vivitar DVR-310 with a
1gig memory card. This Digital Video Recorder (DVR) stores the video
on SD memory cards. The unit is very small (fits in a shirt pocket)
and also has a built in 3mb camera and mp3 player.
It can tape video in 640x480 or 320x240 res.
I'll throw in my 2cents re: miniDV loading placement: muy importante! I have
the Canon
Optura 60, which I do really like (not 3ccd, tho), although my big beefs with
it is that
there's no "Easy" mode (all those features are overkill for me) and it's size.
Don't get me
wrong, it's pretty darn
IMHO, do just get something and start..I use a JVC that has DV
tape and my Kodak that records .mov files 640x480the big thing
with quality I have seen is what program you use to "create", edit
and compress your videos...I use the "lite" version of Sony Vegas
and for the most part it
I have a Panasonic GV-NS100, (I think that is the
number on it) I love it...
Hmmm...I use FCP...
One thing to think about with tape cameras is the log
and capture thing...can be time comsuming, however I
usually set it up in FCP/let it work while I take care
of other things...with a memory card ca
Shopping? I love camera shopping. Allow me to share a frugal and
practical approach to vlogging camcorder buying. Now frugal doesn't
necessarily mean tacky, cheap or sub-quality.
For price comparisons check out the Videomaker link to Pricegrabber
http://videomaker.pricegrabber.com/home_catpage.ph
Thanks again for the info!
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