Frage von Martin Schacherl:
Hello,
I am a student, and thus have a very very small budget. On weekends, I have at STA Travel a 2.5 month trip around the world won, and, of course, would like a bit mitfilmen.
My movie experience to date is limited to sporadic shooting at family gatherings, etc. with the Hi8 camera of my father.
I must admit in all honesty that I have little idea of the computer technology did, as a student of a technical study, but should I in the 10 days until the start of the journey can acquire enough.
In principle, I would only important, a good battery power to have, and the optics should be synonymous with poor lighting conditions which afford. (NightShot mode or so about the best course).
Most important would be like to say that the thing is as favorable as possible.
Thank you
LG Martin
Antwort von Bernd E.:
important, a good battery power to have, and the optics should be synonymous with poor lighting conditions which afford. For the former, are you one way or not an extra battery around, because the supplied through long holds rare. And to even in low light to get good pictures, you will need to spend more than you probably would like. However, a tip from the lowest class: Panasonic NV-GS27. It cost only around 200 euros and get here in the forum very good reviews.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Markus (unangemeldet):
Hello Martin,
take me with you to your world? Then I film with a SonyPD170 ... Luminous a camcorder! ;-)
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Liebe Grüße
Mark :-)
Antwort von Norge:
Moin,
why do not you ask your father if he lends you the Hi8? Is certainly better than all afterwards about the poor picture quality camcorder to offer cheaper angry.
Many greetings!
Antwort von Martin Schacherl:
Moin,
why do not you ask your father if he lends you the Hi8? Is certainly better than all afterwards about the poor picture quality camcorder to offer cheaper angry.
Many greetings! Well, the Hi8 was synonymous only in the lower midfield, and if it goes putt again, I've a lot of problems with repairs, etc. ..
I mean something more than 200 eur can I know if there is a major leap brings it loose ...
lg m.
Antwort von Martin Schacherl:
Hm would have precisely the SonyDCR-HC23E gesehn which is only about 50 eur more expensive than the panasonic and would have a NightShot mode. How is it so (especially the NightShot ...)?
Thank you
lg martin
Antwort von Bernd E.:
HC23E ... How is it so http://forum.slashcam.de/bild-bei-sony-hc23-vollig-vergrieselt-vt44494.html
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Markus:
Cross-reference:
Good lighting is only by one to replace ... Just recently I have again seen a video where it concerned the camcorder was too dark. He then simply the exposure time increases, which in video recordings of course leads to a bucking. - And in marginal light situations went Keeps video images of liquid towards Geruckel and back again. I found that quite annoying.
My new HC35 is quite similar to the HC23 (same manual with occasionally different descriptions). The NightShot is totally unusable (fieser green hotspot, only on a very short distance bright enough, then only "green noise in the dark").
If the device has been purchased for the shooting, I would have declared it as a bad back. Synonymous, but I must say that I usually work with other cameras and so am a bit spoiled. The HC35 provides me just the conservation of other MiniDV at capturing devices damaged videotapes.
