looking for a good camcorder.

[Ryan Upchurch]

ive been saving for quite a while and i finally have enough money to get something decent. i have like $600 total.

*I'm looking for one that records at least 60fps possibly with a 240fps burst mode.
*Preferrably HD, but a good standard def camera works
*fisheye and wide angle lense compatible

but here is some i looked into; are they any good?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/475462-REG/Sony_HDRUX5_HDR_UX5_AVCHD_DVD_Handycam.html#reviews

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/600626-REG/Sanyo_VPC_FH1_VPC_FH1_Dual_Camera_Xacti.html


can't get the sony because it's not compatible with vista.
prolly gonna get the sanyo, but still open for camera suggestions.


New cams that i found:
http://www.y2incusa.com/jvceveriogzhd33ccd60gbharddiskcamcorder10xopticalimagestabilizedzoom.aspx
http://cgi.ebay.com/Canon-HG10-High...Camcorder_W0QQitemZ320369020256QQcmdZViewItem

i like the jvc the best, but seen some videos with some choppy slowmo.
still considering the sanyo just to try something new.

 

[briflip]

out of those two i would pick the sony because it uses cmos to capture

 

[Brian Boston]

They are both CMOS, and CMOS is the sensor. If your going to pick one of those 2, go Sony since they are reliable, never used a Sanyo cam before.

 

[Ryan Upchurch]

^^^ cant get the sony because it's not compatible with vista.

 

[Andy Rhode]

ive never think id hear my self say this but get a hd hard drive cam instead. fuckkk dvd bullshit

 

[Ryan Upchurch]

update.

 

[briflip]

i wouldnt trust a sanyo myself either but then again never used one

 

[Ryan Upchurch]

yea. i'm 100% sure i'm getting the jvc, a fisheye for it, and I already have a handle made for it. so stoked. I can't wait to order it.