Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc?

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FelinePersuasion -> Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 6:21:39 PM)
I'm interested in getting a new cam corder, One that does still pics like my old cannon and does movie but you can upload the movies and stills to your pc.

MasterFireMaam -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 7:29:07 PM)
Almost any digital camera does this. The price comes in for the quality of the shots/video, the length of video clip you can take and the rate at which you can take pics. Master Fire

FelinePersuasion -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 8:01:32 PM)
yeah but digital camera's are in my opinion inferior to movie cams, if your hand shakes even the tiniest bit your shots ruined, They also eat your batterie 100 times quicker than cam corders they also use up memory card space,and the flash on still life's often ruin pictures, and if you don't use flash your picture comes out very very blury. Also Movie Camera's hold the imagae on a cd with the new one's now days, or a little movie tape. digital camera's are not usualy that versitial

NeedToUseYou -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 8:35:19 PM)
You just have to check the stats on the format the camera records in. If it records in divx, or any mpeg format it'll be directly uploadable to the computer. You can get ones that record in divx onto tape or dvd. I'm not sure about all those effects you listed about digital camera's. We sometimes get a bunch of digital cameras and they vary in quality of picture. Generally cheap ones produce crap results really good ones have better lens and hardware for motion compensation so you don't get those effects as much. a 300 dollar digital camera today takes excellent pictures a 100.00 dollar camera will generally take shit pictures. You have to get one with a good lens primarily. That is the most important aspect beyond megapixels and all that.

FelinePersuasion -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 9:28:21 PM)
mine was 330 when I got it. Of course I didn't buy it for a movie camera.

OrbisRex -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 9:52:11 PM)
Hooray! One of my favorite topics. I would recommend a hard drive camcorder (JVC) for those that want a simple transfer to PC. Remember a good video is about editing and lighting. Digital still cameras make poor videos. Those wanting to make higher quality videos should invest in a 3CCD (three chip) video camera and a simple three light kit with stands.

Lordandmaster -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 9:56:47 PM)
I'm a little confused. What's the question here? Any camcorder that records in divx or mpeg will be uploadable to a computer. You can even get a video adapter that will allow you to upload from the old-fashioned camcorders (essentially, anything with a composite video cable) if you don't want to buy a new camcorder.

FelinePersuasion -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 9:58:51 PM)
open's lam's eyes and gives him glasses so he can see the question* giggling*

MasterKalif -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 9:59:14 PM)
I have a cannon camcorder, its pretty good, it films in miniDV tapes, and then I can upload to my laptop using a firewire cable...was $370 when I bought it almost two years ago. works for me.

Aileen68 -> RE: Are there Camcorders capable of uploading the filmed stuff to pc? (11/7/2006 10:11:12 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: FelinePersuasion yeah but digital camera's are in my opinion inferior to movie cams, if your hand shakes even the tiniest bit your shots ruined, The better digitals have image stabilizers.

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