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*Meg*
Our families live in different states, and use facebook to keep in touch with us on a daily basis. I want to find a cute unique way to announce your baby's gender on facebook. I find out on friday and I don't just want to blirt out "its a..."
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Well, I suggest that you bring a camcorder along with you to the ultrasound and record every minute of it. When it comes time to reveal the sex (make sure you coordinate this with the technician) zoom in real close and have the technician type out the sex of the baby on the screen. You can post this video on Youtube and put a link to it on your facebook and email it to all of your friends. You can also edit the video when you are getting ready to post it and put in pink frilly designs or blue designs or just leave it a Christmas scene until you get to the part that says what your having.
It will be real exciting and I think your family would really enjoy being able to see the ultrasound. It will be a special experience for you and your significant other in the doctor's office and your family will be able to have that same experience without actually having to be there.
They will also see the heartbeat and maybe get to see the baby sucking its thumb or moving all around!
Good luck and congratulations. Hope you get what you *want*
***Just found out yesterday that My Sara Catherine is on her way!!!!!* Due April 22, 2011
Well, I suggest that you bring a camcorder along with you to the ultrasound and record every minute of it. When it comes time to reveal the sex (make sure you coordinate this with the technician) zoom in real close and have the technician type out the sex of the baby on the screen. You can post this video on Youtube and put a link to it on your facebook and email it to all of your friends. You can also edit the video when you are getting ready to post it and put in pink frilly designs or blue designs or just leave it a Christmas scene until you get to the part that says what your having.
It will be real exciting and I think your family would really enjoy being able to see the ultrasound. It will be a special experience for you and your significant other in the doctor's office and your family will be able to have that same experience without actually having to be there.
They will also see the heartbeat and maybe get to see the baby sucking its thumb or moving all around!
Good luck and congratulations. Hope you get what you *want*
***Just found out yesterday that My Sara Catherine is on her way!!!!!* Due April 22, 2011
Which camcorder is better canon or Sony?
KB
I want to buy a HD camcorder for home use. I found canon HF R20 in a store near me on sale for 282$, online price is around 400$, but it's an older model which is discontinued by canon and some stores still have it. I also found Sony HDRCX 190 which is around 270-300$. When I read their description they look the same to me. Is the difference in price because canon is a better brand? Is canon for 282$ a steal or is better to go with a newer Sony?
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Hi Ms.Z:
I don't know where online you've been looking, but almost everywhere I've looked, the Canon HF-R20 is selling around that same $280 price (Canon USA currently sells it on its website for $349).
[They also sell the HF20 factory-refurbished in either Silver, Black, or Red for $249 at Canon Direct: http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_302514_-1 ].
Walmart & Target currently sell the Sony CX190 for $269.
I own both Sony & Canon camcorders, and both are very good brands. (Sony makes more models that are used by TV stations & networks than Canon, but Canon makes more pro-TV lenses.)
Personally, I don't think either one is that great, although you get 8Gb of internal memory with the Canon model (none in the Sony) and the Canon will hold 2 SD cards at the same time (just one with the Sony). The Sony has a longer optical zoom-factor (25x compared to Canon's 20x). But you should read a couple of reviews for each model and make your own decision:
CNet Review (May 2012) for the Sony CX190: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camcorders/sony-handycam-hdr-cx190/4505-6500_7-35128679.html (They didn't like the image quality, for the money. And they thought it felt "flimsy".)
CNet review {January 2011) for the Canon HF20: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camcorders/canon-vixia-hf-r20/4505-6500_7-34468433.html
hope this helps,
--Dennis C.
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Hi Ms.Z:
I don't know where online you've been looking, but almost everywhere I've looked, the Canon HF-R20 is selling around that same $280 price (Canon USA currently sells it on its website for $349).
[They also sell the HF20 factory-refurbished in either Silver, Black, or Red for $249 at Canon Direct: http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_302514_-1 ].
Walmart & Target currently sell the Sony CX190 for $269.
I own both Sony & Canon camcorders, and both are very good brands. (Sony makes more models that are used by TV stations & networks than Canon, but Canon makes more pro-TV lenses.)
Personally, I don't think either one is that great, although you get 8Gb of internal memory with the Canon model (none in the Sony) and the Canon will hold 2 SD cards at the same time (just one with the Sony). The Sony has a longer optical zoom-factor (25x compared to Canon's 20x). But you should read a couple of reviews for each model and make your own decision:
CNet Review (May 2012) for the Sony CX190: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camcorders/sony-handycam-hdr-cx190/4505-6500_7-35128679.html (They didn't like the image quality, for the money. And they thought it felt "flimsy".)
CNet review {January 2011) for the Canon HF20: http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-camcorders/canon-vixia-hf-r20/4505-6500_7-34468433.html
hope this helps,
--Dennis C.
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