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What brands, models, and features should I look for in an affordable digital video camera?

I'm looking into getting a video camera in the next few weeks, and I know positively jack about them. I'm not looking for HD video or state-of-the-art features - ease of use and affordability takes precedence over all that.

I have a budget of probably $300.00, though if there's anything decent for even less than that, that's the way I want to go - in case I need extra accessories.

Your price range may just be perfect for this one ... interested? read on

check it out ...i got a JVC Everio Hybrid Hard Disk Camcorder from Walmart.com, online purchase and, as far as i'm concerned, works beautifully, advertized at $335 at that time but i got online purchase discount and paid only $275 for it. The internal memory is 30 gigabytes so you can take thousands of still pictures and maybe lots videos. and for indoor and evening shots, no problems, the lens adjust automatically to the proper exposure.

it comes with a flash bulb too, in case you need it. i never had to use it for my evening/indoor shot. adequate lighting - you got yourself a clear picture. nice toy .. i love it

never had any problems loading the files onto my computer and editing.

These days, there is no doubt about it, when you go shopping for any electrical or electronic goods; you are faced with a bewildering selection of models and brands to choose from.

In this case we are in the market for digital video equipment, and you have several ways to go about finding it. You can go into town and visit some retailers and view the various brands firsthand. You will have to listen to the various sales pitches of course, but you may also get lucky and find some knowledgeable staff.

The main problem with this approach is finding an unbiased dealer, as obviously a dealer who is affiliated with a certain brand of digital video equipment is going to extol the virtues of that brand at the expense of other possibly equally good brands.

My preferred option is to find review sites on the net, of which there are many. The best are the independent review sites and the sites which contain user reviews, the latter especially should have no hidden agendas, as their opinions are based on their own personal experiences. If you take this route be prepared for a lot of surfing the net and a lot of reading. You can cut it down a bit by going to sites such as http://cnet.com which provide a lot of prices and information.

Another route is to have a look at the various consumer magazines, which usually list some of their review information online, or of course you could always subscribe for a month or two. These publications should prove to be totally unbiased in their product reviews, and as such are a good source of information on all manner of consumer goods.

In summary, I would say the wise option would be to do your research online, make a shortlist, then go down town and see the item in the flesh. If you can not get a good price and a good warranty in town, go back to your computer and buy your digital video equipment online.

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