Help to choose between these very CHEAP cameras

ClockworkNinja

• Aug 12, 2012

• #2

I have an older model Finepix and it chews through batteries like nothing. I'd say go with whichever one has the best battery life. The sound is going to be terrible though, so if one of them has a mic jack, get that.

 

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SplinterX

• Aug 12, 2012

• #3

ClockworkNinja said:

I have an older model Finepix and it chews through batteries like nothing. I'd say go with whichever one has the best battery life. The sound is going to be terrible though, so if one of them has a mic jack, get that.

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Both Pl210 and Camileo have a pretty good sound for what i need, for now. People will be able to hear me just fine.

 

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ClockworkNinja

• Aug 12, 2012

• #4

For the amount of money you're paying why not just get a dedicated video camera? You're bound to get a better bang for your buck and there's plenty in the $200 range.

 

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SplinterX

• Aug 12, 2012

• #5

ClockworkNinja said:

For the amount of money you're paying why not just get a dedicated video camera? You're bound to get a better bang for your buck and there's plenty in the $200 range.

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Isn´t the Camileo a video camera?

 

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ClockworkNinja

• Aug 12, 2012

• #6

I guess it is. I saw the others were just point & shoots with video capability and assumed the camileo must be one too since I've never heard of it before.

 

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