Camera for self-videoing hunts
I am looking at the Flip Videos and the stealh epic cam. I really like the flip video quality. Anyone have one of these with vidoes i can look at? If there is a diffrent camera i should look into let me know.
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I dont know about either of those cameras but I love my new Sony HDR-CX550V. It is high def and has great stabalization. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact that the lens opens when you cut it on and it is a bit noisy. Here is the link to it.
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...52921666073231 |
I would say get yourself a more conventional videocamera. The epic cams and similar ones have been proven to not be very good in low light. And you would probably be suprised at how much you move your head (if thats where it is mounted), or the shock from the bow would ruin an otherwise good video. Alot of people forget to follow their deer after the hit. No zoom or any other fetures there.
I don't know how you would even use a flip videocamera in the treestand unless someone else was doing the filming. A better option for filming your hunts would be a conventional videocamera with a tree arm to hold it all steady. Not trying to knock your ideas, i just think you wouldn't be happy with the quality. |
Originally Posted by rupypug
(Post 3625427)
I dont know about either of those cameras but I love my new Sony HDR-CX550V. It is high def and has great stabalization. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact that the lens opens when you cut it on and it is a bit noisy. Here is the link to it.
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...52921666073231 How's the manual focus work? Is it a dial? My old sony had a small dial under the strap and was a pain to work. |
Originally Posted by Robow45
(Post 3627906)
How's the manual focus work? Is it a dial?
My old sony had a small dial under the strap and was a pain to work. |
Originally Posted by rupypug
(Post 3627915)
It is a dial right under the lens but it works great for me.
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i have a flip and really like it but also ive used a little jvc camcorder which also worked very well and easy to move on the arm/tripod
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Take a look at the Kodak Playsport. It records in 1080P and 720P 60 FPS which is great for slow motion. Water proof and electronic image stabilization. You can by just the Playsport or get it in a bundle.
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It is NOT the camera, it is the photographer that takes the perfect picture.The camera is a tool. I am a photographer. I want to suggest you one thing that the perfect picture could be one that I personally like or which makes me the most money or wins competitions. Hasselblad Canon Nikon are the goods brands they make excellent qualities.so just try one of them.
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Originally Posted by rupypug
(Post 3625427)
I dont know about either of those cameras but I love my new Sony HDR-CX550V. It is high def and has great stabalization. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact that the lens opens when you cut it on and it is a bit noisy. Here is the link to it.
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...52921666073231 |
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