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mogwai
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I've done a bit of research but information seems to be a bit thin on the ground even from the manafacturers :
Will most DV Camcorders allow you to record still pictures to tape and if so are there normally limits as to how many pictures you can fit per tape ? I know that there are some units that now come with Flash memory cards but whats the point if you've got gigs worth of tape to store images on.
Can you get flash modules for DV cams so the still capabilities can be used in low light situations.
Can anyone give me some rought ideas at to which cameras I should be considering if i'm wanting the following specs :
Digitial Still camera at 640x480 +
Still picture to Tape capability
Analog Line In (for digitising from an analog source)
A Night Light\flash shoe ablilty would be nice
A miniDV solution would be ideal as i'll be travelling in Thailand and am going to need to keep the thing on me all the time.
A JVC solution would be best since i work for their Australian distributor.
anyway thanks for any information.
Will most DV Camcorders allow you to record still pictures to tape and if so are there normally limits as to how many pictures you can fit per tape ? I know that there are some units that now come with Flash memory cards but whats the point if you've got gigs worth of tape to store images on.
Can you get flash modules for DV cams so the still capabilities can be used in low light situations.
Can anyone give me some rought ideas at to which cameras I should be considering if i'm wanting the following specs :
Digitial Still camera at 640x480 +
Still picture to Tape capability
Analog Line In (for digitising from an analog source)
A Night Light\flash shoe ablilty would be nice
A miniDV solution would be ideal as i'll be travelling in Thailand and am going to need to keep the thing on me all the time.
A JVC solution would be best since i work for their Australian distributor.
anyway thanks for any information.