Digital Camera information: dpreview.com CAMERA BUYING SUGGESTIONS: ** Updated November 5, 2011 ** ** Under 0 ** Canon SD1400 IS - amzn.com (Recommended for beginners) Canon SX-210 IS - amzn.to (Riley's camera) Canon Elura100 - amzn.to (My older camera) Canon SX120 - amzn.to Canon ELPH 300 HS - amzn.com Sony DCR-SX85 - amzn.com GoPro HD Hero - (Sport/stunt camera) Kodak ZX5 Playsport - bit.ly (Shock/waterproof) ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DMC-FZ150 - amzn.com (My vlogging camera) Canon SX-20 IS - amzn.to (My old blogging camera) Canon G12 - amzn.com Panasonic Lumix FZ100 - amzn.com Nikon D90 - bit.ly Nikon D5100 - amzn.com Sony HDR-XR550v - bit.ly Sanyo Xacti - bit.ly Canon VIXIA HV30 - amzn.to ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DVX-100b - bit.ly (My old primary camera) Panasonic Lumix-GH2 - bit.ly (Newer model of Jory's camera) Canon 60D - amzn.to Canon EOS Rebel T2i - amzn.to Canon GL2 - bit.ly Sony HDR-XR550V - bit.ly ** Above 00 ** Panasonic HMC-150 - amzn.to (My main camera) Canon XL H1A - bit.ly Sony HDR-AX2000 - bit.ly It goes without saying that if any of these cameras become outdated (because their successor has since be released) it's probably not a bad idea to check out the newest version of each camera listed. Again, these are just recommendations based on what I've personally used, or researched. As you can see, I'm also very partial to Canon, Panasonic and Sony - which for my money, produce the best video equipment available. But visit some of the above ...
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Digital Camera information: dpreview.com CAMERA BUYING SUGGESTIONS: ** Updated November 5, 2011 ** ** Under 0 ** Canon SD1400 IS - amzn.com (Recommended for beginners) Canon SX-210 IS - amzn.to (Riley's camera) Canon Elura100 - amzn.to (My older camera) Canon SX120 - amzn.to Canon ELPH 300 HS - amzn.com Sony DCR-SX85 - amzn.com GoPro HD Hero - (Sport/stunt camera) Kodak ZX5 Playsport - bit.ly (Shock/waterproof) ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DMC-FZ150 - amzn.com (My vlogging camera) Canon SX-20 IS - amzn.to (My old blogging camera) Canon G12 - amzn.com Panasonic Lumix FZ100 - amzn.com Nikon D90 - bit.ly Nikon D5100 - amzn.com Sony HDR-XR550v - bit.ly Sanyo Xacti - bit.ly Canon VIXIA HV30 - amzn.to ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DVX-100b - bit.ly (My old primary camera) Panasonic Lumix-GH2 - bit.ly (Newer model of Jory's camera) Canon 60D - amzn.to Canon EOS Rebel T2i - amzn.to Canon GL2 - bit.ly Sony HDR-XR550V - bit.ly ** Above 00 ** Panasonic HMC-150 - amzn.to (My main camera) Canon XL H1A - bit.ly Sony HDR-AX2000 - bit.ly It goes without saying that if any of these cameras become outdated (because their successor has since be released) it's probably not a bad idea to check out the newest version of each camera listed. Again, these are just recommendations based on what I've personally used, or researched. As you can see, I'm also very partial to Canon, Panasonic and Sony - which for my money, produce the best video equipment available. But visit some of the above ...
Digital Camera information: dpreview.com CAMERA BUYING SUGGESTIONS: ** Updated November 5, 2011 ** ** Under 0 ** Canon SD1400 IS - amzn.com (Recommended for beginners) Canon SX-210 IS - amzn.to (Riley's camera) Canon Elura100 - amzn.to (My older camera) Canon SX120 - amzn.to Canon ELPH 300 HS - amzn.com Sony DCR-SX85 - amzn.com GoPro HD Hero - (Sport/stunt camera) Kodak ZX5 Playsport - bit.ly (Shock/waterproof) ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DMC-FZ150 - amzn.com (My vlogging camera) Canon SX-20 IS - amzn.to (My old blogging camera) Canon G12 - amzn.com Panasonic Lumix FZ100 - amzn.com Nikon D90 - bit.ly Nikon D5100 - amzn.com Sony HDR-XR550v - bit.ly Sanyo Xacti - bit.ly Canon VIXIA HV30 - amzn.to ** Under 00 ** Panasonic DVX-100b - bit.ly (My old primary camera) Panasonic Lumix-GH2 - bit.ly (Newer model of Jory's camera) Canon 60D - amzn.to Canon EOS Rebel T2i - amzn.to Canon GL2 - bit.ly Sony HDR-XR550V - bit.ly ** Above 00 ** Panasonic HMC-150 - amzn.to (My main camera) Canon XL H1A - bit.ly Sony HDR-AX2000 - bit.ly It goes without saying that if any of these cameras become outdated (because their successor has since be released) it's probably not a bad idea to check out the newest version of each camera listed. Again, these are just recommendations based on what I've personally used, or researched. As you can see, I'm also very partial to Canon, Panasonic and Sony - which for my money, produce the best video equipment available. But visit some of the above ...
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