Video Camera Help

[Saturnalia]

Mine has been acting up lately. I'm not lookingto fix it, because of its age, but rather replace it. Does anyone have a suggestion? I'm looking at a budget of no more than $150, but do list great models above that figure. I'd like to have on that would work pretty good in lower-light and still good in daytime.
Thanks

[trnwatcher]

Check out www.tigerdirect.com they have most of the popular models as well as good deals on discontinued models. The small little Nikon's work pretty good. I know a couple of people that have the small point and shoot cameras that do video as well. Very compact and decent video. You won't see many HD cameras in the $150.00 range unfortunately.

[cbehr91]

The main question you should be asking yourself is do you want a high definition camcorder or not. If yes, then your options are going to be very limited within the boundaries of your budget if you want a quality product. If no, then your options are little less limited.

Camcorderinfo.com is my #1 source for camcorder reviews and tests. I ran a search for camcorders under $150 and here is what I came up with.

http://www.camcorderinfo.com/ratings.ph ... mit=Search

(You need to copy that entire line of text. Do not just click on the hyperlinked part, because it won't work right)


Happy hunting.