Jay,
I have only used firewire with a mini-dv camera in the past, so I'm
wondering, with the xacti how do you get the video into the computer?
Do you need some sort of device on the computer to read the sd card?
Does the camera have usb or firewire ports that can be used to capture
the video
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 9:42 am, Richard (Show) Hall wrote:
I have only used firewire with a mini-dv camera in the past, so I'm
wondering, with the xacti how do you get the video into the computer?
Do you need some sort of device on the computer to read the sd card?
You can use a cheap SD card
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From: Richard (Show) Hall
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These are issues, since the computers already have usb and firewire
ports in the lab, but no special devices for reading the sd cards
presently.
Pretty much a non-issue to me. A card reader that plugs into a USB port
sells for
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From: Brian Richardson - WhatTheCast?
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The problem with $500 for a miniDV camera is you're right on the edge of
the pricepoint where microphone jacks are available.
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Not even close. The entry level Cannon has a mic jack and is *way* below the
$500
On Nov 12, 2007 9:42 AM, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you need some sort of device on the computer to read the sd card?
No you don't. You can plug the camera directly into the computer via
USB cable. The videos can be accessed directly from the camera. (The
camera has a
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 11:06 am, Richard Amirault wrote:
Not even close. The entry level Cannon has a mic jack and is *way*
below the
$500 point.
Please send me more information on that camera (model number, link,
etc.). That's useful to know.
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Brian Richardson
- http://whatthecast.com
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From: Brian Richardson - WhatTheCast?
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007 11:06 am, Richard Amirault wrote:
Not even close. The entry level Cannon has a mic jack and is *way*
below the
$500 point.
Please send me more information on that camera (model number, link,
etc.).
I have only used firewire with a mini-dv camera in the past, so I'm
wondering, with the xacti how do you get the video into the computer?
Do you need some sort of device on the computer to read the sd card?
Does the camera have usb or firewire ports that can be used to capture
the video
I have about $1000 to get two video cameras for students to check out
and use for a multimedia class I'm teaching.
Therefore they need to be under $500 each (complex math).
The videos don't have to be pro quality or anything, but it would be
good if: a) There was an input for an external mic,
At that price, buy two miniDV cameras instead. They will have better
picture quality and are more likely to have the mic jack.
I'll post some models when I get a chance to Google :)
On Thu, 8 Nov 2007 1:38 pm, Richard (Show) Hall wrote:
I have about $1000 to get two video cameras for students
- Original Message -
From: Richard (Show) Hall
I have about $1000 to get two video cameras for students to check out
and use for a multimedia class I'm teaching.
Therefore they need to be under $500 each (complex math).
The videos don't have to be pro quality or anything, but it
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