I am currently looking to get a Camera to start recording my video podcast. I am ready to move away from the webcam that I have and kinda wanna be under 600 dollars for the camera.
Any suggestions?
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I am currently looking to get a Camera to start recording my video podcast. I am ready to move away from the webcam that I have and kinda wanna be under 600 dollars for the camera.
Any suggestions?
HDMI output, if you ever want to use a video capture card for high quality video (not webcam quality) and live streaming.
3.5mm jacks audio in and out are needed for using high quality microphone for remote shoots (no computer for process sound)
2.0 USB connection to upload files to your computer. 3.0 USB would be faster, but 2.0 is still very popular.
I use Sony HDR-SR12, couple years old. I don't regret, but one thing. The zoom feature is a simple slide to the side button and it is very difficult to make precise zoom. I would prefer a manual slow turn zoom.
You might look at the specs on this camera and improve on them.
I have had to send the camera back to Sony 2 times, because the Hard Drive failed. Sony fixed it pronto, but there was no recovery of the videos. My mistake, I should have uploaded to my computer immediately after I made the videos. Cards may be a better way to go, and my camera has a card reader. I have never used the card reader, just one more thing to do.
IMO, I love the camera and will definitely give SONY a first look when I replace or buy another camcorder.
I would be careful buying a DSLR. There was a heat problem associated with prolonged shoots, which may not be an issue any longer. I really like the large lens size of DSLR, but my camcorder really does some excellent quality video. It does have a Carl Zeiss lens, but it isn't very large diameter.
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