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I'm only interested in video cameras because there was a recent sale, with a video camera going for $59 (AUD). I couldn't believe the price. I guessed the camera must be a no-brand type of junk. I've heard, however, that a lot of the unknown brands are actually all made from the same factory. So I was hoping I could get one under $100. Harvey Norman's cheapest is $140. Being a good customer, I might be able to get a discount. But it's probably lacking features.
Can you or anyone help with selection of a video camera, based on prices and features? Thanks.
Cheers,
Andrew.
Hi Andrew,
I hope others will have some information for you. Others will also benefit from the advice.
Videos are a useful tool for being able to watch your strokes and game. It is often difficult to judge what you are doing without watching it back.
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Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 13 years ago
Mary Lei Posted 8 years ago
I have some success just using my simple digital camera Canon ELPH 310 HS with settings: ISO 3200, Shooting Drive mode, L for large file size, highest compression, highest movie quality and no flash. You can see an example of my video here on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOivWOGbx70
I think I will let the lighting be auto next time instead of setting for fluorescent light.
Previously I had better video contrast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7XpFLh6fy8
Not bad for a simple camera < $200. But I do run out of battery in about an hour as I will take less videos.
Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago
Nice work Mary.
Shreyas Pandey Posted 8 years ago
Hi Alois/Jeff,
Where can I upload my video so that you can see it and also provide me important instructions.
Thanks in advance
Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago
Hi Shreyas,
Youtube is a good option. You can keep it private if you are worried about that. We look forward to seeing it. Send us an email once it's done, or if you need more help with it.