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Originally Posted by Mwarren 
Can't read blocked comments in case he was quoting me or anything. Anyways, I just looked up some HD camcorders and this one looks pretty good.
Sony HDR-CX160 High-Definition
I don;t see the point in using a camera to shoot video because zooming and focus tends to be noisy on them while silent on most camcorders and you don;' get variable apertures with most build in camcorder lenses so they're easier and cleaner to work with.
Can't read blocked comments in case he was quoting me or anything. Anyways, I just looked up some HD camcorders and this one looks pretty good.
Sony HDR-CX160 High-Definition
I don;t see the point in using a camera to shoot video because zooming and focus tends to be noisy on them while silent on most camcorders and you don;' get variable apertures with most build in camcorder lenses so they're easier and cleaner to work with.
again you are not making much of a valid point...
zooming and focus is only noisy when using the in-camera microphone on the DSLR cameras.
blocking me because you are mad because myself and other photo regulars here made you look bad shows how immature you are.
again i strongly advise ignoring this persons posts.
a camcorder would be an option but not if you need full manual exposure control and better overall quality since camcorders use really low bitrate which does not result in the highest possible quality if thats important
and at this point im not helping anymore because no matter what he will continue making suggestions with poor advise.
hope you make the right choice and get something that will suit your needs
Edited by Conspiracy - 10/6/12 at 5:21pm
