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| #1  14-Dec-2005, 16:26 | ||||
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| Digi-cam advice please lads Ok, I'm not into these sort of things at all, but I need advice on the possible purchase of one. Firstly, what make should I go for (mainly for doing trackdays & racing) Where from? (shop please) and how much are these things? I have progressed to working the DVD player so far........... C, wanting to shop in her lunch hour tomorrow, if these damn things aint too expensive   |
| #2 14-Dec-2005, 16:30 | ||||
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| If you are thinking of ever using it for "on-bike" footage with a bullet cam, you need to make sure it has an "AV-In" facility, and not many do. Other than that, I know **** all about it, but I'm sure that someone who does will be along shortly  |
| #4 14-Dec-2005, 17:02 | |||
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| Tiff siad can it be small and light please ?  |
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| #8 14-Dec-2005, 19:36 | ||||
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| Hi Alan, This is the setup that I used at the Cadwell DSC trackday earlier this year. Bullit cam. http://www.sports-camera.com/helmet_camera.htm Camcorder. http://www.canon.co.uk/for_home/prod...730i/index.asp Camcorder was bought here. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Canon-Outle...eNameZl4QQtZkm Points to remember, your camcorder must have AV in also DV out so that you can connect to a DVD recorder that has DV in (i-link) so that you can transfer you tapes direct to DVD, any other questions just drop me a line & I will do my best to answer them. Chris  |
| #9 14-Dec-2005, 20:34 | ||||
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| ssssshhhh - Chris, this is FOR Alan! Please - Mrs muppet here, I now understand that Sony is the one to get. But - what models, how much? How much is too much? I need to walk in & say " I would like blah blah blah" he doesnt have a clue - and doesnt know I got a reasonable bonus for xmas - and am NOT buying him bike things (of course I'll buy some for me tho!  )C, feeling v stupid  |
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