I need to know what kind of digital camera this is?

Question

I was watching Milf hunter and I like how the quality of his movies were, can you tell me what kind it is .. cuz I have one here and it cost me $395 it's a "Mini dv Samsung" and the quality of my movies are fussy. I could tell it's cheap. I want that clear, sharp digital movie. Don't mind the price, I want that music video type of quality.

I know there's a digital that can get me that kind of quality

Answer 1

Well first of all, for the guy above me, the pros dont always use a tripod, and a tripod is not necessarily going to make a video better, but STEADIER (not still) shots, and good framing will.

anyways, to answer your question, if you want super sharp quality video, get an HD cam, then downsize the video to SD. Thats how you get super sharp SD video. If you want super sharp HD video, consider dishing out $20,000 (at least) for a pro quality XDcam. Okay well there are cams that will get you clear HD for cheaper than that, but they are still in the thousands ($3000 at least). I've never actually watched milf hunter, because, well, milfs arent my thing, but if the video was at a smaller size than what your camcorder shoots, that doesnt necessarily mean its higher quality. You could take your camcorders video and shrink it down to 320x240, and it will look crystal clear. Dont believe me? try it. If you want something better (not pro quality), something $700 or above (miniDV of course) will deliver. And if you want pro quality, then you gotta pay the pro price (thousands). Hope this helps! (Dont forget to try shrinking your video!)

Answer 2

I am confused...Your Mini DV is a camcorder, not a digital camera. At least from what I found on the web. http://search.ebay.com/samsung-mini-dv_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ32QQrprZ8QQxpufuZx

I have a Canon camcorder and have never had any problems with the quality of the movies we make. It does take some practice to hold it still and focus right.
Sorry I couldn't be of any help here.

Answer 3

I bet you are handholding your camera and zooming? Always, always use a tripod. Thats what the pros do.