Which video camera do you suggest with these features?

salam

- Two audio inputs.
- Good really sharpness (For uploading videos on the Internet)
- Proper for Chroma key (Not for using in dance or fast moving green screen scenes)
- Can be connected to data video switcher.
- record on memory.
- Less than $ 4000.
What about $1500 to $3500 and recording on tape?

Thank You.

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Now what do want 2 Audio inputs for? I can have as many audio inputs as I want using this - http://asimplelife.ca/boss.html, hooking it to the single MIC jack on my camcorder.

Best video Quality to be had is shot by MiniDV tape camcorders. To get HD camcorder that could equal that Quality, you would need to spend in excess of $3300 to get that HD camcorder. HDV camcorders make as good as video as a MiniDV tape camcorder.

I use My Canon ZR MiniDV tape camcorders to shoot green screen videos all the time with no issues.

If the Data video switcher had IEEE1394 ports, your in business.

What is the best HD digital camcorder?

Dawn

I would like one with at least 3 CCD's, awesome zoom, and the ability to buy accessories that will make it possible to make blue ray DVD's. I have my eye on one but it is not on sale in stores yet, and I need it by the middle of March.
I have checked out various camcorder review sites, but they are from last year, and several new camcorders have been released since then that are not on the reviews. I haven't found one that is not out dated.

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since you don't mention a budget i could recommend the sony hvr v1p.

personally, i am smitten with my v1p. its around US$4000 or so but it's excellent and offers 25p. basically this means it'll do a good job in making it look like film. some seasoned camera ops say it's as good as super 16mm (in the right hands of course!)

i shot a feature with it and i was very pleased. the blow up was surprisingly good.

any budget hd/hdv cam will make bluray discs as they are suited to 1440 x 1080 (and native 1920) resolutions. but to really make a great looking film you can go past the v1. it uses cmos sensors instead of ccd which i think does a better job.

good luck!

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what causes blurry images when there is movement in my video?

best $4000 camcorder image

tunesmith

I bought a cheap camcorder, its ok if I pan slowly or the subject moves slowly, but if there is action or I pan fast, then the video or subject (my cat) is blurred. I want crisp clear images whether its video or a still image from the video. what causes the blur? is it the type of digital media , memory stick, film, aperture? I am on a budget but I want to make sure the next thing I buy wont take blurry images when there is fast action. thank you
anyone new to something can't know it all, without asking questions. but anyway, I have seen stills taken from action shots and there is no blur, that's what I want, that effect.

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"I want crisp clear images whether its video or a still image from the video."

Not gonna happen. Video is filmed with a 180 degree shutter principal. So half the time the film is being exposed. If you are shooting at 24fps that means that your effective shutter speed is about 1/48 of a second. at 29.9fps you are technically using a shutter speed of 1/60th of a second ... neither one of these shutter speeds are of any use for fast movement.

In video, it's not a big deal because the human brain is good at stitching moving images together so the blurriness is disappears as our brain processes the info but take a still from that and you have a blurry mess.

Taking still from a video is in no way, shape or form a good way to replace proper still photography. On top of the inherent problem with shutter speed (consider that if I am using a flash, I can still achieve a shutter speed of 1/200th and if I'm using the sun or powerfull hotlights, I can shoot a still at 1/4000th of a second), you have a problem whereas still from an HD video (1080p) is only equivalent to a 2MP shot.

1080X1920 = 2073600 / 1000000 = 2.07MP

"I have seen stills taken from action shots and there is no blur, that's what I want, that effect."
Do you have examples? Because I'm telling you, not gonna happen, especially not with low end consumer gear.

What does 2000 mAh en referring to a camcorder battery?

twhoodoo

Looking to buy a battery for my older Panasonic VHS-C camcorder. What does the mah refer to?
Thanks

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mAh stands for "milli ampere hours", it is basically a measure of how long the battery can run before it needs to be charged again.

For example if you had a 4000 mAh battery it would last twice as long.

You can use any size mAh battery as a replacement in your camcorder.

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