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Camcorders

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Which camcorders have a remote?

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The list of camcorders that come with supplied remote would be a long list. Starting with the Samsung SC-D382. Most of the camcorders list what comes in the box on the first page of the description or under the accessories page.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Alamogordo, NM

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Do any camcorders record to USB "thumb" or "flash" drives?

I coach high school wrestling and would like to send each kid home with a movie that he could watch after each meet. I don't want to have to spend time transferring data. If I purchased a camcorder that recorded to a removable drive, I could purchase a drive for each athlete and not have to spend too much time transferring files. Please let me know if such a camera / camcorder exists.
Thanks Much!

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There are many camcorders that use Flash Drive (SD and SDHC) media to record to. I am not aware of any using a USB Thumb. You could have a SD stick for each child and get a matching card reader for each stick. That would basically be the same as a USB setup...just adding a card reader.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Capture Rate

What's the best camera you offer with the highest possible capture rate for no more than $150?

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If you are speaking of Frame Rate, that is the number of frames caught in 1 second of motion, the standard for camcorders is 29.97 fps (frames per second). Some camcorders also offer 24p (progressive) to give more of a feeling of film motion. If you are wanting to do slow motion playback (as seen in Time Warp tv show) you need to capture in 600 fps and higher.
Sometimes there is a confusion between Frame Rate and Shutter Rate. Shutter rate on a camcorder can be adjusted, Frame rate cannot on most camcorders. Changing the Shutter rate on a camcorder will create a “Strobe” like effect because the shutter will vary the amount of time the frame is exposed to an image.

15 years, 8 months ago

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What is the best kind of camcorder under $500.00 for taking ski movies

Light, stability and size of camcorder are all factors. Also, ease of editing movies.

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Due to shooting conditions I would lean toward a Memory format camcorder over a Hard Drive or DvD based system. You might encounter some moisture/due and vibration issues that may cause recording problems. The Memory based camcorders will be the smallest, lightest and most reliable in this environment. There are lots of models under $500.
Editing will be pretty much the same as a Hard Drive system.

15 years, 8 months ago

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miniDV

Hi, good evening.

Is JVC GR-D850 a good performer recording in low light?

I want a camcorder for watching OVNIS, i mean for night use. The price must be under $350dlls.

The JVC GR-D850 dont have viewfinder. Is the viewfinder very important?

I dont mind extra features, just want a good performer in night use. Could you recommend a especific model?

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The JVC GR-D850 looks to be a pretty good unit. It has a full color low light shooting mode that is automatic. To edit video your computer must have a Firewire (IEEE 1394) port and you will need a Firewire cable and editing software. If you have a standalone DvD Recorder you can copy your tapes to DvD with the A/V (Audio Video) Cables supplied.
You may want to consider one of the new Sony camcorders that have Super NightShot Plus which do very well in low light situation and still shot in full color compared to other models that shoot in green monochromatic. Most of these camcorders use either Memory stick or DvD...or both.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Digital Cameras

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How do I retrieve data on from my Sony Mavica disk?

I have a very outdated Sony Mavica camera that records pictures to a small disk. I have had numerous problems retrieving pictures from the disks, which hold about 91 pictures, so you can imagine my frustration. I do initialize the disk. The problems arise before I finalize a disk, which I don't usually do until I take 90 pictures. The readout on the screen is: disk error.

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Most of the Sony Mavica used a 3.5 Floppy Disk. Assuming yours is the Floppy Disk version, this is a hard to find media and is not a reliable as it used to be. You might get the camera to function again by getting a Floppy Disk cleaner. Make sure it is a Wet version not a Dry Head Cleaner.
Some times the loading mechanism is the cause of errors. It may need to be serviced and cleaned also. You could try inserting and ejecting the disk a few times rapidly to try seating the disk properly.
As for getting old photos off an old disk....first you will have to have a Floppy drive on your computer. If it is a newer computer chances are it does not have one. There are external USB Floppy drives available : http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...
However if the Disk is damaged or has bad sectors you may not be able to retrieve many or any photos at all.
Again this is assuming yours is the Floppy Disk version. There were a few models that used a CD and you could try a head cleaner on these.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Can I use old Canon SLR lenses in a new digital model?

I have an old Canon EOS 3000 SLR pack with 28-70 mm lenses and would like to know if it can be used in any new digital SLR Canon model. Would it be needed an adaptor?

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You do not need an adapter. If it is a Auto Focus lens it will connect up just fine...however..there is a conversion factor to keep in mind. The sensor on a D-SLR is commonly smaller than a 35mm film standard. Most Canon D-SLR cameras are 1.6 conversion and some are 1.3 and 1.1 (5D Full Frame). So your 28-70mm lens may work as a 48-112mm zoom lens.

15 years, 8 months ago

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which camcorder can also be used as a webcam?

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The list of camcorders that can be used as webcams could be a VERY long list. Pretty much any camcorders with a USB connection on it could be used as a webcam. The OS and the Messaging Software just have to see it and recognize it as a I/O Device. You might want to consider a multi function Camcorder. Oddly enough the more inexpensive ones that do Photos, Videos, Mp3 and YouTube Videos, these type of Camcorders usually are Webcams also.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Digital Cameras

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is there a card reader that can download pictures from a memory card

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There a many card readers that are Multi readers. Anywhere form 3 to 11 multi card compatible. Which type of memory do you have?

15 years, 8 months ago

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Digital Cameras

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Need a camera compatible with Microsoft Millenium

I'm looking for an inexpensive camera that is compatible with my ancient computer that runs Microsoft Millenium. Every camera I looked at in the store requires XP or newer. A new computer is not in my budget, but need a camera for my job.

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Millennium was a short lived and rather unpopular OS. Unless you need to connect the camera directly to the computer any camera should work with Millennium. The image file taken by the camera is a JPEG file and that can be viewed on any OS. The OS requirement is for direct connection and using the supplied software for the camera. You can get a card reader to connect to the computer and use it to read the memory media from the camera. It might be slow, I cant' remember but I don't believe that Millennium supports USB 2.0 or for that matter if the mother board that is in your computer will have USB 2.0.
You might also consider doing a OS Upgrade to XP.

15 years, 8 months ago

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Alamogordo, NM