Beginners zoom camera Videos

Well if you beginning with Photography you can start with a DSLR such as Canon and Nikon. For Canon I would recommend the T2i or the T3i which are both the same but different features that depend on you. For Nikon I recommend either the D3200 or the D5100, Again it depend on what features you need. DSLR's are more money but are worth it. But for the more of budget but for great quality, for Canon I recommend the Powershot ELPH 110 HS. If you need any help feel free to message me!

DSLR such as the Canon 60D . For capturing pictures of horses, I would suggest the 60D with a good zoom lens with IS which stabalizes the picture so no blur happens. Research these cameras and look at what features you think you might need, aswell look at the FPS(Frames per second) on the cameras. DSLR's are great for any type of photography and take beautiful shots in any situations. If you have any questions at all feel free to message me anytime! Hope this Helps!

Sorry man. I had tried looking for a camera with remote control zoom but they would cost way over than the price the GEX500 is. One camera that I do recommend over this one around the same price with much better features and specs is the Canon PowerShot ELPH 110 HS. Its not fish eye but wide angle at 24mm. But zoomed in should give you a direct focus to your subject you focus to. I highly recommend it.

Hi im sorry for the late reply due to some internet issues I had. This camera does record HD which is in the settings but I wouldn't recommend it because there are alot more cameras that are for the same price with much more features. I recommend best looking at the Canon Powershot ELPH 110 HS or 100 HS because they are better quality especially video at 1080p video recording. Hope this helps!

Its alright! All what you need to do it just switch the dial to video mode and then hit the record button which is the button to take pictures, if you watch my video how to make the GE X500 videos HD in my channel it will show you more about the video mode and what to do to make it better. Hope this helps! If you have any questions at all feel free to message me!

I have never had this happen to me before, For how long was it working before? If it wasn't the batteries it could maybe be a shorting or either a system error. What i recommend is trying to use Alkaline Batteries, sometimes the camera wont turn on because just normal batteries are not strong enough, Hope this Helps!

Thanks man Ill have to check out the weight on it. I am looking for a good cam to use on my FPV quadcopter for on-board quality vid footage. Right now I am using a Nikon CoolPix S4100 (I think) but the shape of the cam makes it hard to mount on my R/C aircraft Cam gimbal. Thank you for your help :)

I am going to buy one but I don't know that can this camera records video HD (like 720p HD video or more)? I like this camera because it is cheap and looks good but I just wonder about the video recording quality. Can you answer me? Thank you so much,

I hvae this camera and when I try to turn it on a red light flashes and the screen stays black. I've tried replacing the batteries and it doesn't seem to work.Has this ever happened to you? Any Advice? Thank you for your time :)

Hi. Im using this camera but it always says "battery exhausted" whenever i turn it on even if my batteries are fully charged. What could be the problem? Im using 4 AA rechargeable batteries. Thanks for any help!:-)

I wouldn't recommend the GE X500, 16 Mega Pixels is good but their are other cameras that are much better, take better quality video and photos, and also much more features for around the same price.

If you want to begin with photography I recommend better getting the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS. Also the GE X500 does not have manual focus. The PowerShot takes much better quality photos!

Dont worry your not doing anything wrong! The camera has issues with focusing when the zoom is too out. You just have to play around with the settings. Its not you, its the camera.

cud u list a couple please??♥ im confused as to which cheap good quality digital camera around this price range or cheaper to buy so I can start making youtube videos!♥

It dosent really have a continuous shot but has a mode for about a continuous shoot of 3 photos. Its dosent have a frame rate such as frames per second like on a DSLR.

+Cy rus Hahaha. Looks like some threw a flag.

Ohh man... MagFed this Sunday, another buddy wants to play up north... not sure if I'll make any of them... I'll shoot you a message if I'll be out there. I would love to go- and I remembered what you said- no red and no pink fill.  

MLK was Monday from this week right?  I could see the father and son playing again if they both had the day off.  Nice people and fun to play with.  I was stuck at home doing actual work on my day off :( 

Happens all too often, next time I'll have to bunker people like that.  

This was the week of xmas.  I didn't make it MLK day.

Ebay, my friend just picked one up for $150.  Refurbished, not used.  Don't pay more than $160

$322 in the UK! Lol

Sony HDR CX230.  You can find refurbished ones for$150, that is the route to go!  Can't wait for your new video :) 

+Mr moO maybe,but it would be hard too

+George Whitlow I have a Sony trv900 and a panasonic DVX 100b both miniDV and firewire into the PC and into Corel video Studio ultimate 7 ($50) But.... get a HD camera with a mic input like the Panasonic Lumix Fz200 or the Canon rebel 3ti (both have mic inputs and shoot 1080p HD). The cameras are lighter and produce better video so... why go with the older, heavier, DV tape units. They have many good features but wont do the job as easy as the newer cameras for shooting good video. If you still want a DV unit you'll need a firewire card to put into your pc to transfer. After the analog is transfered it becomes digital and can be edited digitally. Then it can be rendered and output to youtube or a DVD or put directly back to the camcorders tape deck (which is the best for me). I then run it into a DVD recorder and produce DVDs from the camcorders DV. For me its the fastest and best quality.

+MajorGamerGamez Use your cell phone ($40 - 5 MP 720p Alcatel), windows movie maker (free), and get a lavalier mic and make it into a boom mic and record into your laptop (you'll need that for editing also), get a $25 tripod and a cell phone adaptor to mount it ($5), oh and a $35 camera stabilizer. There your under budget and you can produce watchable entertainment.

Well. If you are looking for a camera it really depends on what you are doing. You can get some good cameras on Amazon for a bit over that maybe. But you really need to do research I hope this helped

thanks all of you for helping!!

+CaptainKidYT Sony α7R II

+CaptainKidYT ebay, amazon, bh photo. I would try ebay bc I don't like paying retail price haha 

+CaptainKidYT have a look a the FS5, it would be a great choice in that price range //www.mediahalo.com/articles/fs5preview/

+Bee Vang okay. where would i get it?

+CaptainKidYT look into black magic video cameras. great quality but I haven't done my research about the cost of lenses, memory card, etc..

+MountKeverest I also do photography.

Hahahaha 5000 is still a really large amount. You can get a decent first car or winter beater for that money. But I assume for that money you are doing something serious with film making so good luck

+MountKeverest i meant 5,000. my parents are helping me

That's a hefty budget

i started my youtube channlle with a cheap 1080p handy cam from china and a san disk sd they fall apart easy but can be made to work

try the lumix gm5. its great. i have it

+Richard Perry it's discontinued :/

+Dylan Fenech nokia lumia 1020

This is the best camera: //amzn.to/1GcTegc

+Dylan Fenech That's perfect, just grab a //www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/532521-GREY/Nikon_2176_18_55mm_f_3_5_5_6G_VR_AF_S.html That's not an FX lens (but I assume when you upgrade, you'll get better lens) :D and Microphone : //www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/699403-REG/Zoom_H1_H1_Ultra_Portable_Digital_Audio.html gl

i already got a d3200

+Dylan Fenech Honestly, There's a lot to choose from! Aside from the recommendations here, i would also consider a Panasonic G6, or a used GH2, both have a mic input which is critical, but do not have headphone ports, which while you could get away with, it's preferable to be able to monitor your audio. I like both those models also because they have a full swivel screen, which helps with checking your frame

+Dylan Fenech I would recommend the Canon vixia hf r500 I got mine from bestbuy with a 32gb memory card and an USB card reader for 300 dollars

+Dylan Fenech No Problem!

+GmoGFX thanks

+Dylan Fenech Get a DSLR... For $500 get a canon T3i with it's kit lens. for a little under $500. Don't forget if you will be shooting indoor, you'll probably need to invest money on lighting. One last thing is you'll need external audio

+Dylan Fenech Well the best I can come up with under $500 with a lens is the Nikon D3300 with the 18-55mm kit lens. Right under $500. Great camera for a beginner photographer and should also be great with videography. You can keep this camera and upgrade the lens later on down the line as you get a bigger budget. 11 Point AF. 24.2 MP. 1080p 60 FPS recording (progressive) should be enough for you to do a bit of slo-mo. Link: //www.amazon.com/Nikon-Digital-NIKKOR-18-55mm-3-5-5-6G/dp/B00HQ4W1QE

+Christian Luu  probably 0-500

+Dylan Fenech What's your price bracket/limit/budget?

anything cheaper +Christian Luu 

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