what ccd camera do you recommend at a reasonable price thanks
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Personally, any name brand car-back-up cam will do. So if you like brands like Sony, JVC, Panasonic, Kenwood, Alpine, etc. just read up on reviews and look for the best price. Don't worry too much about "video" quality. The video screens on cars usually are not HD and from what I remember, none of the back-up cams are in HD either.Hope that helps!
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$80.00 is reasonable price because even this is clear and quality but it is bigger than a cherry size
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there are many ccd cameras. Don't bother spending a lot of money on one of name brand. It must however have an IP rating of at least 67 or 68 (waterproof).
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Personally, any name brand car-back-up cam will do. So if you like brands like Sony, JVC, Panasonic, Kenwood, Alpine, etc. just read up on reviews and look for the best price. Don't worry too much about "video" quality. The video screens on cars usually are not HD and from what I remember, none of the back-up cams are in HD either. Hope that helps!
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I haven't used any other cameras, but the one that I had on my car (sold now) was purchased for about 75-80 and the quality was pretty good.
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Thank you for your helpful response. I plan on going ahead and purchasing the camera.
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Picture quality is pretty good. I have a Canon EOS which is amazing. But this camcorder is pretty good.
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I like this camera. It is easy to use and the picture quality is excellent.
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It depends on what you are looking for. This is an excellent camera, I would recommend the entry level memory until you know what you need after using the device for a while.
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This camera takes good pictures in low light. for a point and shoot it is wonderful. If your Light is really low, I recommend a more expensive camera. The Canon Rebel series is a better camera, the draw backs more expensive, larger, heaver, more equiptment to carry, bigger camera bag and far more complicated. payoff, top of the line pics.The sx260 HD is light, easy to use, stores in you pocket and is ready right away. Its low light respones is good and it has a 20x optical zoom. Quite an amazing camera.
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The selling point was the 24.1 MP picture size. The D5100 had a few more features, but every review site that I went to said the pic quality between the two are virtually the same. It is an entry level camera that won't break the bank. So far I have been very pleased with the performance and picture quality.
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Not bad, I would suggest going to the more expensive no-flash if you can afford it? If not this is a great camera for the money, I had one mature deer get spooked from the leds firing. Takes nice pics, make sure you go with a 4gb or bigger card and what Browning recommends for sd cards.
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Pretty much any camera that advertises "macro focus" (the ability to focus on objects within about an inch of the lens -- necessary if you're selling anything *small*) will be fine these days: All of them have plenty of resolution and perfectly good image quality for eBay/Amazon usages. You'll have no problem finding many cameras <$100 to choose from these days that will work just fine.
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They seem to be essentially the same camera and will take photos of similar quality. I would be guided by price...buy whichever one you can get at the best price.
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Did you ever find a camera under $150 with a viewfinder? I am looking for the same
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I think this would be an excellent camera to start off with. The camera is low price for what you get and the manual settings are great. This camera in my opinion can teach you a lot about photography.
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I would recommend a camera in the megapixel family of cameras before I wanted to reliably read license plates. You're getting up there in price with a high quality one. Check out Arecont Vision cameras.
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Baku: I purchased a D70 s new. I purchased 2 used D 70 s cameras, one through Amazon. 1. I was pleased with the quality/condition of the unit; there was an instruction booklet, charger - the condition was more than I expected. Now let me tell you what a premier repair shop in Cleveland said. "It is everything you need" talking to me. I have a 35-70 2.8, 80 - 200 2.8 and a 85 1.8 among others. Mike's retired principal has a D 60 and he takes great photos. If you can purchase a D 70 s used ( I assume you have Nikon lenses ), it is worth purchasing. I know, I know the latest sounds like it is a great camera & some people like to take streaming video but, I am a bit of a purist. Mike
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CCD should be faster... but probably uses more battery... wonder if it has any heat problems with fast back to back shooting?
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"best DSLR for begginers under 400$" The ONLY DSLR for beginners under $400! ;-)
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I was able to find a D40 kit for $400 a year ago. If you are going to pay $650 you might as well get a D3000, or even better a D40, a second lens, and maybe some accessories. The XS is a decent camera as well, it really depends on what ecosystem you want to get into. Both Canon and Nikon make nice cameras, I think you'll be happy with a camera from either.