[Dixielandjazz] Movie Cameras for U tube

[EDWIN COLTRIN]

And  to add to the mix, I have a RCA Small Wonder video recorder. It onlly has thirty minutes of record time but, when uploaded to the computer the quality is good., There are more than one manufacturers of these small, inexpensive video recorders. Some have a removable card.
   
  The only drawback is low light  conditions. The usual camcorder has an internal light source, in many venues additional light is required.
   
  The price of the newer camcorders is mostly bells and whistles. The optics are good all around and all have telephoto and close up facilities.
   
   
  Slainte
   
  Ye olde Mouldy Fygge
   
  ED Coltrin

Janie McCue Lynch <janie39 at socal.rr.com> wrote:
  Larry....for a very simple pocket video, check out the Kodak website and
look at their Z16 Pocket Video Camera. $179.00. This is NOT a huge, 
complicated device but works well....and for that price you can't beat it.



Specifically for HD videos, easy upload to YouTube, built-in USB....record
up to 32 BG worth of vids. 



View on any HDTV w/ included cables, edit and share, etc., etc.

  

Janie 

janie39 at socal.rr.com 



-------Original Message------- 



From: Larry Walton Entertainment - St. Louis 

Date: 8/21/2008 10:38:17 PM 

To: JanieMcCueLynch 

Cc: Dixieland Jazz Mailing List 

Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Movie Cameras for U tube 



I'm getting ready to buy a movie camera and don't want to spend over $500 if
I can keep from it. I would prefer one that had an SD chip if possible and
be compatible with my new HD TV. I primarily want it to do videos for U tube
There are a variety of formats from square to the newer wide screen and
different pixel ratings. A couple will do multi formats but are over $1k.
Some have 5.1 sound capabilities but I don't see how they manage that with
such a small camera. I would like as good a sound as possible though. 



I do have a still camera that will take video MP4's and do sound but I
thought I might like something a little better. My grandson puts things on U
tube all the time with it. 



I have the Adobe Premier elements 4 and Nero 8 but I really haven't used
them yet. I suppose there are editing features that I could use to modify
clips to fit U tube OK. 



What does everyone use? Am I just imagining a problem or is U tube pretty
flexible so far as formatting goes? 

Larry 

St, Louis 

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