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• My favs (Score:3, Informative)

  by gizmo_mathboy (782) <reversethis-{moc ... } {yobhtamomzig}> on 2003.02.05 0:29 (#16724) Journal

  Haven't bought one yet but for around $2k I've like what I've read about:
  
  1) Canon GL-2
      Brother-in-law has a GL-1 and it works much as I expected it would. The GL-2 looks to be an improvement over it. Besides, it a 3 CCD camcorder. It's small without being too small. Haven't used it enough to get a feel for battery life.
  
  2) JVC GR series
      Nice and small and seemed good for the price. Might be on the smallish side.
  
  3) Sony DCR series
      Read enough to pique my interest. They're Sony so that means good but pricey in my book.
  
  I would really like to get a DV camcorder but it's not quite in the budget yet. I have always wanted to see if I was a better writer/director than Tarantino.

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• Opture 200 (Score:2)

  by ask (83)

  
  I bought my girlfriend an Optura 200. I like it, but haven't tried much else. I'd look at the GL-2 too. I choose the Optura because of the smaller size. (I have plenty of camera that I don't carry around because it's too heavy already).
  
    - ask

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  -- ask bjoern hansen [askbjoernhansen.com], !try; do();
  • Re:Opture 200 (Score:2)

    by pudge (1)

    Thanks, I've had a few people recommend the Canon Optura 200MC. Currently, it is between that and the Sony PC120BT. I don't need the extra Bluetooth cost, but there are older versions of it that don't have Bluetooth (I don't need to upload images to the web from the camera, or browse the web on the 2.5" screen ...).
    
    Size is important for us too, since we will have one hand on our daughter with the other on the camera ... but most important is good quality video. The Sony costs a bit more, but also has mo