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What one do you use then Jon? :lol:

SInce I'm still on a Sony Hi8 cam and Sony floppy disc still digital - I was looking for a 'all purpose' digital camera for going on holiday with as many of the newer cams now seem to do video as well....

I had been looking at either the Konica/minolta Z3 or Z5 but sadly funds ran out before we even got on holiday.

However I did have a mootch while in florida - sadly I cant remember the model I was looking at - but it had a 1GB memory installed for about 60mins worth of video and used an SD memory card to take pics at about 1.5M pix if I recall right.

I might be looking up some of those Canon ones though - lol.

Good luck

My JVC camcorder takes DVD quality movies but the still shots it can also take are about as good as my camera phone|!

So, once one has purchased the camcorder, any recommendations on a bullet camera to go with?

Check with Guido or search for some of his posts - he uses these and I'm sure he has posted details in the past.

Frank

RF Concepts http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/ are the popular ones.

Keyword missing from all this A/V input stuff......ANALOGUE ;)

AV input means anaologe video input!!

Not having DV in is not the end of the world as you can get a widget to convert out to in and back again.

I have a fairly bulky Sony TRV digital 8 camera and a bullet cam from RF concepts. 2.9mm lens.

Greats results for in car stuff but the older camera is maybe a bit bulky for the bike. The bullet cam is easy to use and set up andf includes a Mike. I does seem to go through batteries.

Get a Spare battery for the camera as well.

Whatever camera you go for try and get as big a optical zoom as poss as this helps pic quality. (or so I am led to believe.

Ray.

Well I'd read AV as Audio/Video :)