Anyone thinking of buying a new digital camera or camcorder
22 July 2006, 11:31 AM
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Anyone thinking of buying a new digital camera or camcorder
Hi guys if any af you need a new camcorder or digital stills camera I thought I would give you a heads up as I have just cleared out the display cabinet @ work and stuck them on ebay, all with starting bids of £50 NR if you are interested give me a shout for item numbers 
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22 July 2006, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave_68
No Nikon DSLR's 
We only deal with sony m8 sorry but some of stills are £400 cameras and as for the camcorders a couple of them are worth a grand
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22 July 2006, 05:04 PM
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I am interested- i'm after a cheap digital video camera that i can connect to my pc (and edit the footage) one to stick on my car for runs and that
Anything there (cheap?) that can cover that I know F all about video cameras
Cheers
Trevor
Anything there (cheap?) that can cover that I know F all about video cameras
Cheers
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22 July 2006, 05:53 PM
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Hi guys yeah they are all really cheap 
but the obvious choice for a camcorder is the DCR-TRV33 with its 1 Mega Pixel CCD and memory stick (Normal shop price £499.95) and for a digital stills camera is the DSC-T33 with 5.1 Mega Pixels 3x optical zoom and 2.5" Hybrid screen, Hybrid means you can use it in bright sunlight, (Normal shop price £299.95)
But IMHO my choices would be, for camcorder the DCR-PC101 as I feel it is better built, still has the 1 Mega Pixel CCD but more manual adjustment ie focus ect, and for the digital still it would be the DSC-P120 5.1 Mega Pixels, 2x InfoLITHIUM batterys and case, but also with some manual settings and a bigger lens, (Normal shop price £269.95).
Obviously I don't know what they may go for, but if they get close to the shop price then walk away as most of these cameras I have 2 of (Ex display) and I would do you a deal on the one in the shop
Happy bidding guys
but the obvious choice for a camcorder is the DCR-TRV33 with its 1 Mega Pixel CCD and memory stick (Normal shop price £499.95) and for a digital stills camera is the DSC-T33 with 5.1 Mega Pixels 3x optical zoom and 2.5" Hybrid screen, Hybrid means you can use it in bright sunlight, (Normal shop price £299.95)But IMHO my choices would be, for camcorder the DCR-PC101 as I feel it is better built, still has the 1 Mega Pixel CCD but more manual adjustment ie focus ect, and for the digital still it would be the DSC-P120 5.1 Mega Pixels, 2x InfoLITHIUM batterys and case, but also with some manual settings and a bigger lens, (Normal shop price £269.95).
Obviously I don't know what they may go for, but if they get close to the shop price then walk away as most of these cameras I have 2 of (Ex display) and I would do you a deal on the one in the shop
Happy bidding guys
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Originally Posted by 97Catalunya
... the obvious choice for a camcorder is the DCR-TRV33
I may have a cheeky bid then...
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