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I need a good video camera for recording speakers at conferences - I need their slides to come out clearly and also need good audio pickup. I would like something small and compact. What is the best format (HD)?
Any camera recommendations? Thanks.
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Sound wise, the key will be to get a camera that has microphone or audio inputs and metering that allows you to monitor audio levels. A camera that has these features will be over $1500. Hopefully your company or organization will be willing to spend that much (or more). The best way to get good sound in a conference is to get the audio straight from the sound system mixer output and feed that to the camera audio input. Even a great camera if it is using it's own microphone will sound pretty bad if the camera is a good distance from the person speaking. The key is to have the microphone close to the person speaking (as the sound system microphone would be).
Entry level cameras:
http://www.vidinc.net/paag7.html
http://www.vidinc.net/panagcam.html
http://www.vidinc.net/canongl2.html
There is an inexpensive way around this though...what I do is take the video output from an inexpensive consumer grade camera and the audio output from the conference room sound system and feed both to an inexpensive DVD recorder (around $150). That way I record direct to DVD with great quality and not a big investment.
If you need more details, please e-mail me.
Sound wise, the key will be to get a camera that has microphone or audio inputs and metering that allows you to monitor audio levels. A camera that has these features will be over $1500. Hopefully your company or organization will be willing to spend that much (or more). The best way to get good sound in a conference is to get the audio straight from the sound system mixer output and feed that to the camera audio input. Even a great camera if it is using it's own microphone will sound pretty bad if the camera is a good distance from the person speaking. The key is to have the microphone close to the person speaking (as the sound system microphone would be).
Entry level cameras:
http://www.vidinc.net/paag7.html
http://www.vidinc.net/panagcam.html
http://www.vidinc.net/canongl2.html
There is an inexpensive way around this though...what I do is take the video output from an inexpensive consumer grade camera and the audio output from the conference room sound system and feed both to an inexpensive DVD recorder (around $150). That way I record direct to DVD with great quality and not a big investment.
If you need more details, please e-mail me.
video camera presentation?
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ok, all my life i've been trying to get my parents to get a video camera, because i love recording things and making videos etc. but we've never had a camera to do that. so i'm going to do everything i can to get them to get me one this christmas. So i'm making a big presentation with giant posterboards and stuff called: why i need a video camera. but i need 5 good reasons to put in the presentation of why i need a video camera, and i don't know why but i just can't think of anything. please help! and if you're gonna say something like: oh that's a stupid idea, just don't answer the question that gets really annoying and it doesn't help. all i need are some ideas of reasons to put in the presentation. thnx!!
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hey smity nice idea
umm well just because it is going to be christmas and u want a camara. because u have worked all year really hard and need a reward. umm because it is yor passion to record and do alll that kind of stuff. can i also see if i can go to your house some day soon? and can i help w/ that presentation? see ya!
hey smity nice idea
umm well just because it is going to be christmas and u want a camara. because u have worked all year really hard and need a reward. umm because it is yor passion to record and do alll that kind of stuff. can i also see if i can go to your house some day soon? and can i help w/ that presentation? see ya!
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