B. Schneier <> wrote:
> Anyone have a suggestion about what camcorders are best to use to record
> an indoor musical concert with singing and with the musical
> instruments at the back of the stage from a lower balcony? Can the video
> and the sound be reasonably good from that distance and, I assume the
> camcorder will be able to zoom in on the people on the stage so you can
> record their faces and movements and hear the music and singing as if
> you were right on the stage yourself?
> Also I would like the ability to transfer the audio and video to DVD in
> different formats, to an iPhone or a memory stick.
> Never owning one, I don't know if there are other important feature like
> software that comes with the camcorder that I am unaware of or import
> features built into the camcorder that are necessary to have an easy
> experience recoding anything from stills, movement, and great audio and
> video.
> Thanks in advance,
> B. Schneier
> P.S. If there are better newsgroups for camcorders, would someone tell
> me about any of them?
I don't have personal experience with this, but typically you do audio
and video separately, since one device is often only good at one
of the two. I know of people that use a MD (MiniDisk) rcorder for
audio in addition to a camcorder.
Arno
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