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Down&OutHunting 07-28-2009 08:41 AM

videoing hunts
 
so ive been doing alot of reasearch and noticed that the canon Gl2s have given some people alot of problems and then some people say they love them and wouldnt trade them for anything else. Can someone that has them tell me a little about them. Do you like them and is it a good camera to purchase to film quality hunts or what kind of camera would you reccomend for under 2000. Also im going to get a camera soon but im just looking for something smaller and cheap like under 500 bucks. What is a good camera for 500 or less that has good video quality and decent low light quality. Im going to be attending SIU this fall and my cousin who is in video down there is going to edit all of our hunts and make a movie for us. And would Mini DV be reccomended or what would some of you guys reccomend for good quality. We want to start off small and work our way up to bigger and better these next couple years. Any help to get us on our feet and started would be greatly appreciated.

hoosierhunter2 07-31-2009 06:47 PM

If you shop nowadays you should be able to buy a XL2 for under $2000, and it is 3x the camera that the GL2 is! For under $500, the Panasonics are really good, look for a 3CCD camera, and make sure it has external mic capabilities. ;)

Pope94/IA 08-01-2009 03:58 AM

I just bought the Sony CX100. High Definiton, and does pretty good in low light conditions. You can get it for about $450-$500

jmnixon 09-15-2009 04:48 PM

I bought a canon hv20 that runs miniDV and love it. Its a full hd camera that produces stunning images I never would've expected being so much cheaper than its canon big brothers. With the addition of a rode videomic and a wide angle lens there isn't much it cant do.

Bergcrane2 09-15-2009 06:32 PM

Most any HD camera will give you a better image than a standard def camera. Even if you convert the HD back down to SD. I agree with nixon, the Canon HVxx line is very good for the price. Here's some info on where to buy one. http://hv20.com/forumdisplay.php?f=6

spikeman 09-27-2009 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by Down&OutHunting (Post 3394470)
so ive been doing alot of reasearch and noticed that the canon Gl2s have given some people alot of problems and then some people say they love them and wouldnt trade them for anything else. Can someone that has them tell me a little about them. Do you like them and is it a good camera to purchase to film quality hunts or what kind of camera would you reccomend for under 2000. Also im going to get a camera soon but im just looking for something smaller and cheap like under 500 bucks. What is a good camera for 500 or less that has good video quality and decent low light quality. Im going to be attending SIU this fall and my cousin who is in video down there is going to edit all of our hunts and make a movie for us. And would Mini DV be reccomended or what would some of you guys reccomend for good quality. We want to start off small and work our way up to bigger and better these next couple years. Any help to get us on our feet and started would be greatly appreciated.

I did this video last week using the GL2. Its been great for me. It takes a lot of abuse as well but keeps on running

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu2gUxODJ80

PatriciaSTown 04-08-2015 12:03 AM

You can buy Canon 32GB vixia HF R52 Full HD Camcorder. It cost $399.99 only. It has 32GB of internal storage and an SD Memory Card Slot. I too have the same, and provides good picture quality.

renoldscott 07-07-2015 03:08 AM

Thanks for info...


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