I am using this for night hunting. What is a good,small and rugged video recording device at a decent price
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/909705-REG/Samsung_hmx_f90bn_xaa_HMX_F90_Flash_Memory_Camcorder.html was one I had looked at a while back cheap but the reviews were awesome and I love samsung products. I also found this link http://hardcoreoutdoor.com/new-gear-alert-ipad-optics-adaptor-from-larue-tactical/ don't know if that would help and this one http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/watching-ufo-wildlife-and-hunting-with-Yukon-Ranger-Digital-n1031.htm I was just googling the question you asked. Hope it helps
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I don't know as I haven't had time to try that feature yet but I would contact someone like B& H photo who also sells them and ask as they sell cameras as well and have extensive knowledge on the subject. Sorry My best answer
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Sorry, I don't own this device ... Check out CamRanger!!! I own one of those and it works great.
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yeah, I have it... its a decent one for the money. im a little spoiled because I have it, and a sightmark 2x24 NV bino and those are really nice, but expensive. I have this one and Firefield Nvader 1-3X Digital Night Vision Monocular, and I did not like the Nvader.
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I looked at the Go Pro but the Intova appears to be better for underwater video, which was my primary requirement.
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This camera records audio and it records very well at nights - it is a good buy.
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I've found the WASCAM to be quite reliable. I actually bought 3 , the night vision didn't work on one so I returned it but since then I've had no issues.
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I believe in keeping it simple. If it has a mic input, you can't go wrong. I shoot with a Nikon and the audio quality of my videos is great. As the saying goes: "I never leave home without it!"
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I returned mine after realizing the IR worked for about 6 feet, not nearly enough for night recording unless you're parked, you get what you pay for
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I go the one from Cleveland paranormal just for the full spectrum capability(IR and Ultra violet)...It works very well. my only complaint with any of these different camcorders is the light on the camera. You'll have to get a light bar and get a secondary IR light to light up the place. Bell and Howell is a better name then the one from Cleveland, but they both work about the same, but you must care for them well.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC line is fantastic. I've had them underwater (pool and lake shots) and the video came out great. Lightweight and small too.
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I think there are better alternatives for your hobby, I am using this one for sports and sometimes for inside meetings that I record. Hope to be helpful. Good luck ;)
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I agree with "The New Mexican" his reponce was spot on. the camera records untill the SD card is filled. if there is a lot of activity then the camera fill's up and you may get and hour of filming. At night the video is grainey, poor but if you know what you are looking for you can get fairly good evidance.
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The Sony DCR-SR42 handycam shoots very well in low light conditions. I use it in ghost investigations exclusivly in zero light . I do use external Infrared for brighter video but the nightshot it comes with is very good too. Great camera and I will buy another with out hesitation. Awesome camera.
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Nah, but its is more than worth the 200 bones. i recommend. i use it it for investigations, and its great. good battery life, hd is excellent. and the options for full spectrum were the deal maker for me. hope that helps. oh yeah! if you buy, get external ir lighting!! panasonic has a good one. without it your video won't pick up as much detail indoors and almost nothing outdoors. i run two IR lights external via a shoulder bracket. but yeah, good luck!
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Rode VideoMic Pro (not the other two non-pro versions, which are not better than TM700's built-in mic) seems to be your best choice. $229 from B&H.;
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I actually bought it for something else. Do you want to have remote live view and trigger from your DSLR ? If you do send another question and I will send some details so you can have something like CamRanger but at around £40 instead of £250. Hope that helps. Phil
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I would get a good SD card for video high quality. I found the charger cord for the battery very cumbersome so I bought a plug in charger, small you slip the battery in and very easy and when charged back to the video camera. I also bought a case much easier to carry and hold all you need