I've been wanting to start a Pokemon spoof thing lately, (original, aren't I?)
and I was wondering if I should, and how much a video camera costs.
and I was wondering if I should, and how much a video camera costs.
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Asking how much a video camera costs is a bit like asking 'How long is a piece of string?' 
The price can range between $100 and $1500 depending on the quality you want from it. (These are approximate figures that I just made up. Not accurate. xD)
Either way, I'm pretty sure we've all had our own pokemon spoof ideas and all I can say is that if you're going to do it, do it well. And good luck. ^_^
The price can range between $100 and $1500 depending on the quality you want from it. (These are approximate figures that I just made up. Not accurate. xD)Either way, I'm pretty sure we've all had our own pokemon spoof ideas and all I can say is that if you're going to do it, do it well. And good luck. ^_^
Well, it all depends; do you want a crappy one or a real nice one?
I would recommed the flip cameras. They're really nice, and not terribly pricy. I have one that films in high def, and it's got fantastic sound capture and viewing quality. Also, the controls are really simple. But, I think it's over $300, so if you're not willing to spend that much, I wouldn't really recommend it.
Good luck with your spoof!
I would recommed the flip cameras. They're really nice, and not terribly pricy. I have one that films in high def, and it's got fantastic sound capture and viewing quality. Also, the controls are really simple. But, I think it's over $300, so if you're not willing to spend that much, I wouldn't really recommend it.
Good luck with your spoof!
My limit is about 100$, and this spoof will be awesome!TehQiGl said: