QUIET Camcorder
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: May 2007
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I'm looking for a QUIET little camcorder.
I would prefer a MINI DV camcoder, but a Mini DVD might work too. I already own a Panasonic PV-GS500 for a home/personal camcorder, but I don't want to take it out in the woods.
The main thing I'm looking for here is someting that is QUIET and doesn't make beeping noises to spook deer/wildlife and something cheap thats not going to hurt my feelings if I drop it out of a tree or it gets rained on or something.
Let me know if you know a good knock-around quiet camcorder.
I would prefer a MINI DV camcoder, but a Mini DVD might work too. I already own a Panasonic PV-GS500 for a home/personal camcorder, but I don't want to take it out in the woods.
The main thing I'm looking for here is someting that is QUIET and doesn't make beeping noises to spook deer/wildlife and something cheap thats not going to hurt my feelings if I drop it out of a tree or it gets rained on or something.
Let me know if you know a good knock-around quiet camcorder.
#3
Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 194
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From: Dallas, Texas
Even most consumer video cameras have a menu selection that will turn off the
'beeping'......it's usually under the 'user' profiles.
99% of most operators turn them off anyway as your reminders can usually be seen in your viewfinder or LCD.
'beeping'......it's usually under the 'user' profiles.
99% of most operators turn them off anyway as your reminders can usually be seen in your viewfinder or LCD.
#5
ORIGINAL: pm69442
Even most consumer video cameras have a menu selection that will turn off the
'beeping'......it's usually under the 'user' profiles.
99% of most operators turn them off anyway as your reminders can usually be seen in your viewfinder or LCD.
Even most consumer video cameras have a menu selection that will turn off the
'beeping'......it's usually under the 'user' profiles.
99% of most operators turn them off anyway as your reminders can usually be seen in your viewfinder or LCD.





