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7 Questions You Must Ask Yourself Before Buying a Digital Camcorder

There's never been a better time to buy a digital camera. Prices are lower than ever, the camcorders are packed with features, and editing software is cheap and easy to use, digital camcorders cameras, , digital camcorders cameras, . Unfortunately, there has never been a more confusing time to buy a digital camera. There are many different formats competing for your money, it is almost impossible to know where to go. You should buy a Mini DV camcorder, DVD or camcorder? What about solid (flash memory state), or a hard drive? And now it's time to bite the bullet and buy a video camera high definition? Confusion reigned, and is not helped by the producers to release new models with better features and lower prices every few months.

Fortunately, there are steps you can take to reduce the confusion and get a clear idea of what kind of camera is best for you. Here are seven questions you should ask yourself before learning a single list function or read a single review. • What do I want to use the camera to •? I will be mostly using it indoors or outdoors? • I want to edit the video I shoot? • I want the camera from a stills camera too? • How important is the quality of the video I shoot? • • The sound quality is important? May use a tripod with the camera? The answers to these questions will influence the type and model of camera you buy.

For example, if you want to be able to edit video on a PC or Mac, you should choose a Mini DV camcorder. And if you can use a tripod, you should choose a camera that uploads your media on the side or top rather than one that loads from the bottom. By answering these questions and learn what the jargon that the manufacturers are so fond of means, you can do so when you get to buy the camcorder, its exactly what you want, and not a costly mistake. Robert Armstrong is the publisher of 'How to buy a digital camera' seven part email course that walks you step-by-step through the process of deciding what type of camera is best for you.

It includes a glossary, a guide to see through the marketing hype, and is now available for $ 19.95.

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