I'll second Bekah's thoughts on the Xacti line. I've got the C40 and love it to death. It's standard definition video but for now I'm just fine with that since a 2GB SD card stores a bit over 2 hours of video.
And the price on the C40 was great, $199 on the mark and available at Radio Shack. Tony --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "missbhavens1969" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey, John, > When I started videoblogging I was using a Canon Optura 60 mini dv > camera that I loved. Took terrific video, but it was too big and bulky > to use for anything other than major events. It was great for parades > but there was no way I could whip it out at work. For ease of use the > Sanyo Xacti gets my vote. I have an older C6 version, but the new ones > have bigger brighter screens, are better in low light, seem more > rugged and take better video. They aren't exactly cheap, but they get > the job done and I think are well worth the cost. Plus they're > downright teeny and can go everywhere with you. > > There are lots of Xacti users on this list, if you search through the > message archives here you'll find lots of discussion threads about them. > > Happy shopping, > Bekah > > http://www.missbhavens.com > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "johndunn73" <johndunn73@> wrote: > > > > I'm new to video blogging and I am wanting to buy a new video camera > > and was wanting to get suggestions for the most appropriate camera to > > use for my purpose. I'll be capturing video on the go. Walking thru > > houses, etc. and neighborhoods and recording descriptions of the homes > > and neighborhoods to post to my blog. I'm not a techno wizard, so ease > > of use is important. Thanks for your help. > > >
