Sunday, February 16, 2014

Verizon phone with a camcorder?




Whatsernam


I was looking for a cheaper phone with a decent camcorder on it. I also text alot and take a lot of pictures. music on it isn't really important, but I would like to be able to record my own ringtones.


Answer
there is no such thing as a camcorder on a phone. If you want a good video phone, get the versa or the dare, you can record your own ringtones but it is a pain becasue you have to save it as a sound and then send it to yourself and then set it as a ringtone. Go to http://verizonwireless.com and click on phones. If a "chat with sales assistant" comes up chat with them and ask them questions and they will be able to help more than anyone on yahoo naswers.
good luck, hpe i helped.

smart phones as camcorders ??????




Mike


Hello I'm looking for a device that can record in HD and be easily transferred to my HD TV. Can someone please tell me the best route to take? I've been hearing I-Phone, I've been hearing I-Pad, I've been hearing Android. Which has the clearest/sharpest picture? I'm looking for some advice on what route to take. I can a 3GS for like $125 how's that record? Sorry not big on technology


Answer
They are good , but they don't have the technology focused directly on the technology , more brilliant across the board when putting phones next to each other .. not camcorders - phones are all digital , no optics. camcorders still have the optics , and functions made completely in mind for a video camera use and function.. while smart phones use digital technology which is HD , and ok , but the room to move is limited for other functions out of the pocket .. ok to use .. but not made namely for video , which is a drawback if you let it be. bit like using a kayak to go fishing , does the job , but a boat is better




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Camcorders and iMovie?




Virgilio C


What is the best Video Camera to use with iMovie HD and iMovie 08? I've seen many reviews on cameras that say they don't work on iMovie and Im trying to find a good video camera to buy please help (URGENT) (For Mac Users)


Answer
I've done several movies using iMovie '08 using my new JVC GR-D770. it works with iMovie HD '06 too.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8219821&type=product&id=1166236337029&DCMP=KNC-TLC&ref=30&loc=KW-1276

I got it at best buy online, saved 20 bucks and got a free tripod and case.

It works wonderfully!

I've made some movies of my dog... and uploaded them to youtube! all inside iMovie '08.

PS the movies look better than they do on youtube.. they tend to mangle videos!

What camcorders are compatible with Mac and iMovie?




Ian


I want a good camcorder for YouTube. I will be using imovie on MacBook Pro to edit them. I read somewhere that some camcorders aren't compatible with macs. So what are some good camcorders


Answer
I've been editing video on Macs for many years.

Any camcorder with a DV/IEEE1394/DV/i.link/firewire camcorder works fine.

Any camcorder with a USB port that records very compressed AVCHD files to flash memory or hard disc drive (I've imported video from various Canon HS R, HF M and HF S series camcorder, Panasonic consumer AVCHD camcorders, Sony consumer AVCHD camcorders, JVC consumer camcorders and others).

I also have a Canon PowerShot AS3300is that provides video and stills into my Macs just fine.

Final Cut and some plug-ins are needed for higher end camcorders - like the Panasonics that record to DVCPro or DVCPro HD format; Sony Camcorders that recorder DVCAM, HDCAM and XDCAM format; and the Canons that record MXF files.

GoPro cams are fine. Basically, I have not yet encountered any camera that I could not get the video into my Macs for editing. Maybe a transcoder is needed. Having MPEG Streamclip from www.squared5.com and HandBrake from www.handbrake.fr takes care of that...

I take that back... the crappy DVD based camcorders that have not been made for several years were a pain because the slot loading DVD drives cannot deal with the small 8sm discs - so I got an inexpensive external LaCie drawer loading drive... but other than that...

The only thing I have found that is "not compatible with Macs" is the useless software that comes in the box. Since it is useless, it is irrelevant.

But if "not being compatible" is a problem, find the article you read and get a list from the author. Then stay away from those.




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