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28-11-2005, 12:52 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: SYDNEY
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these things are cheap . my old 8mm one of 1997 is now very outdated . seeing you can get small digital ones from $480 . what should i look for and steer clear of . things like . steady shot . hard drive or disc ? memory cards . i haven't looked into it yet but advice is welcome . . i wont spend more than $700 unless it is strongly advised . and of course if they are all the same in principle . i'm happy to spend $480. what is the best type to go for?
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digital video camaras.
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