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Hi all - i have just become a Dad and in order to get some suitable ammunition to embarrass him when he is older the in laws have offered upto £250.00 for a camcorder. I have no idea what is good and what is not so any advice would would be welcome. Cant even work out if a HD or memory card cam is best for starters then someone said MiniDV would be good which confused me further. Ideally a camcorder which takes decent stills would be ideal as i dont want to lug around lots of gear!!! Current still cam is a Panasonic FZ7 so something of that comparable quality for still images would be nice but maybe unrealstic within my budget. Any advice would be welcome!! Thanks. |
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