I did a bit of leg work before buying it and from what I found, it performed really well against others in the entry level. Especially in the low-light scenarios. It was ~$500 Canadian (with the firewire card and taxes)
The last 4-5 vlog posts on byteme (http://8bitme.blogspot.com) were done with it. Only had it work a few days, nothing to complain about it so far.
On 4/11/06, Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was hoping you all could help me out. I am going to be upgrading my
video camera here sometime soon, and I need some help. The camera I
have now is a JVC and it works pretty well, but what the big thing it
is missing is a way for an external mic.
So my "needs" are a camera that has an external mic capibility, plus
everything else that my JVC GR-D250 has, well maybe not everything but
most of it, manual white balane, different "speeds" etc, Also I am
guessing but by having an exteranl mic you would also get rid
of "motor" noise when zooming, is that correct? I tried doing a search
for information on this in the group but I didn't have much luck so I
aplogize if this has been discussed before. Thanks for your help....
Oh I am looking to hopefully only spend about $1.00, just kidding but
money is an object so I am hoping to spend under 400 if that is
possible, just looking for a good entry level or slightly above camera
that will fit my needs for more than 6 months you know......thanks..
Heath - Batman Geek
http://batmangeek7.blogspot.com
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