Q. To buy? Needs to be under $200 if possible. Its to film while driving, family gatherings (Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc) & stuff outside.
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Here's a list of the top camcorders for 2006:
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/CamInfo-Selects-2006.htm
& here's a list of current camcorders sorted by price:
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/ratings.php?sort=price&dir=desc
The Canon ZR500 along with several models are close to your $200 budget.
Here's a list of the top camcorders for 2006:
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/CamInfo-Selects-2006.htm
& here's a list of current camcorders sorted by price:
http://www.camcorderinfo.com/ratings.php?sort=price&dir=desc
The Canon ZR500 along with several models are close to your $200 budget.
Camcorder purchase today ! This had been "delegated "?
aredsailju
Must purchase camcorder later this day to record one time event...interviews..not in area where could rent or hire professional...also only source will be Wal- Mart !
Know nothing of camcorders on top of this , but a quick study....$400- $450.00 budget and will need tripod !
Suggestions please ???
Answer
Here's the best source ever for camcorder buyers- a little dated, but it breaks everything down both by price range and consumer ratings, and the buying guide is really helpful.
If you click on the "ratings" tab, you'll see the Panasonic GV-VS180 and Canon Elura 100 are the best buys- they are rated as highly as units costing two to three times more. Just click on a particular model name to see the complete review.
If you stick to models in the top 20, you can't go wrong.
My boss bought a PV-GS300 and loves it, maybe check out the the PV-GS320 which is around $400? Tripod will be an extra item to puchase in any event.
Good luck!
Here's the best source ever for camcorder buyers- a little dated, but it breaks everything down both by price range and consumer ratings, and the buying guide is really helpful.
If you click on the "ratings" tab, you'll see the Panasonic GV-VS180 and Canon Elura 100 are the best buys- they are rated as highly as units costing two to three times more. Just click on a particular model name to see the complete review.
If you stick to models in the top 20, you can't go wrong.
My boss bought a PV-GS300 and loves it, maybe check out the the PV-GS320 which is around $400? Tripod will be an extra item to puchase in any event.
Good luck!
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