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Which is better, a camcorder or a digital camera?
Basically, I have got a new job and wish to start saving up for a camera. I’m trying to decide between buying a digital camera to plug in my laptop and upload pictures and films, or a camcorder thing, like the kind you can put on DVDs and plug in the TV etc.
We have a family digital camera, and I hardly ever get to use it because someone else has it for some reason. My uncle has a camcorder that takes pictures that are very decent quality.
It’s just for home use, you know going out with friends and things like that, nothing professional.
Any ideas?
Go with the digital camera. You will generall use it a lot more and pictures are much easier to share (online especially), browse through etc. than movies are (it’s a lot less hassle).
Digital camera’s tend to be smaller than camcorders – and you can take them with you adn carry them around much easier. In case you want to shoot a (short) film; you can use the digital camera too. The quality may not be as good as a good camcorder, but it’s still quite decent on most cameras.
Tip: A good site to check out various cameras is dpreview.com.
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