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| New Member | Camcorder models with accessory shoes
I'm currently looking in to purchasing a camcorder to record presentations and interviews. The main requirements we have for the machine are: - A file format with straight forward play back on a wide range of pcs - Ease of use - Accessory shoe so that a flat mic can be used in conjunction with the camcorder I've made some initial searches and it seems as though there are a couple of panasonic models which might be suitable; namely the HDC-HS300 and TM300. If anyone owns one of these models, or can recommend alternative models, I would be grateful for your advice- we have a budget of up to £1000. |
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