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Video Mini-DV tapCan record digital audio/video signal to tape and/or live digital output to computer and hard drive We recommend DV camcorders Excellent sound quality Video quality more than sufficient for research purposes Less expensive than hard drive or memory card based cameras Much less expensive than high definition camcorders Compatible with all digital video editing equipment and software Usually provide higher quality images than similarly priced non-tape based camcorders Can record to tape and output to computer at the same time for redundancy Standard DV format is very easy to edit and code, even on a slow computer Can be used for other purposes when not collecting data Disadvantages The transfer of recordings to a computer for analysis must be done in real time, either live or later in the lab. Video files use 13.6 GB per hour if not further compressed, not suitable for large datasets or long term storage. Any camera you purchase should have a mini phono-plug external microphone input if possible, a separate headphone jack for monitoring and troubleshooting A threaded ring to mount a wide angle adapter lens The ability to record to a tape and output analog or digital signals simultaneously (all consumer Sony mini-DV camcorders can do this. Reasonable low-light capabilities Don’t worry too much about Video quality- coding visitor behavior does not require h e based camcorder igh definition Assuming you can connect external microphones, all should have excellent audio quality Size- a larger, more conspicuous camcorder makes it more likely that the visitor will know they’re being recorded in the area. Battery life – you will want to use AC power in most situation Buy a less expensive consumer level camcorder that meets these criteria and save your budget for microphones!
Video Mini-DV tapCan record digital audio/video signal to tape and/or live digital output to computer and hard drive We recommend DV camcorders Excellent sound quality Video quality more than sufficient for research purposes Less expensive than hard drive or memory card based cameras Much less expensive than high definition camcorders Compatible with all digital video editing equipment and software Usually provide higher quality images than similarly priced non-tape based camcorders Can record to tape and output to computer at the same time for redundancy Standard DV format is very easy to edit and code, even on a slow computer Can be used for other purposes when not collecting data Disadvantages The transfer of recordings to a computer for analysis must be done in real time, either live or later in the lab. Video files use 13.6 GB per hour if not further compressed, not suitable for large datasets or long term storage. Any camera you purchase should have a mini phono-plug external microphone input if possible, a separate headphone jack for monitoring and troubleshooting A threaded ring to mount a wide angle adapter lens The ability to record to a tape and output analog or digital signals simultaneously (all consumer Sony mini-DV camcorders can do this. Reasonable low-light capabilities Don’t worry too much about Video quality- coding visitor behavior does not require h e based camcorder igh definition Assuming you can connect external microphones, all should have excellent audio quality Size- a larger, more conspicuous camcorder makes it more likely that the visitor will know they’re being recorded in the area. Battery life – you will want to use AC power in most situation Buy a less expensive consumer level camcorder that meets these criteria and save your budget for microphones!
Video Mini-DV tapCan record digital audio/video signal to tape and/or live digital output to computer and hard drive We recommend DV camcorders Excellent sound quality Video quality more than sufficient for research purposes Less expensive than hard drive or memory card based cameras Much less expensive than high definition camcorders Compatible with all digital video editing equipment and software Usually provide higher quality images than similarly priced non-tape based camcorders Can record to tape and output to computer at the same time for redundancy Standard DV format is very easy to edit and code, even on a slow computer Can be used for other purposes when not collecting data Disadvantages The transfer of recordings to a computer for analysis must be done in real time, either live or later in the lab. Video files use 13.6 GB per hour if not further compressed, not suitable for large datasets or long term storage. Any camera you purchase should have a mini phono-plug external microphone input if possible, a separate headphone jack for monitoring and troubleshooting A threaded ring to mount a wide angle adapter lens The ability to record to a tape and output analog or digital signals simultaneously (all consumer Sony mini-DV camcorders can do this. Reasonable low-light capabilities Don’t worry too much about Video quality- coding visitor behavior does not require h e based camcorder igh definition Assuming you can connect external microphones, all should have excellent audio quality Size- a larger, more conspicuous camcorder makes it more likely that the visitor will know they’re being recorded in the area. Battery life – you will want to use AC power in most situation Buy a less expensive consumer level camcorder that meets these criteria and save your budget for microphones!
Video Mini-DV tapCan record digital audio/video signal to tape and/or live digital output to computer and hard drive We recommend DV camcorders Excellent sound quality Video quality more than sufficient for research purposes Less expensive than hard drive or memory card based cameras Much less expensive than high definition camcorders Compatible with all digital video editing equipment and software Usually provide higher quality images than similarly priced non-tape based camcorders Can record to tape and output to computer at the same time for redundancy Standard DV format is very easy to edit and code, even on a slow computer Can be used for other purposes when not collecting data Disadvantages The transfer of recordings to a computer for analysis must be done in real time, either live or later in the lab. Video files use 13.6 GB per hour if not further compressed, not suitable for large datasets or long term storage. Any camera you purchase should have a mini phono-plug external microphone input if possible, a separate headphone jack for monitoring and troubleshooting A threaded ring to mount a wide angle adapter lens The ability to record to a tape and output analog or digital signals simultaneously (all consumer Sony mini-DV camcorders can do this. Reasonable low-light capabilities Don’t worry too much about Video quality- coding visitor behavior does not require h e based camcorder igh definition Assuming you can connect external microphones, all should have excellent audio quality Size- a larger, more conspicuous camcorder makes it more likely that the visitor will know they’re being recorded in the area. Battery life – you will want to use AC power in most situation Buy a less expensive consumer level camcorder that meets these criteria and save your budget for microphones!
Video Mini-DV tapCan record digital audio/video signal to tape and/or live digital output to computer and hard drive We recommend DV camcorders Excellent sound quality Video quality more than sufficient for research purposes Less expensive than hard drive or memory card based cameras Much less expensive than high definition camcorders Compatible with all digital video editing equipment and software Usually provide higher quality images than similarly priced non-tape based camcorders Can record to tape and output to computer at the same time for redundancy Standard DV format is very easy to edit and code, even on a slow computer Can be used for other purposes when not collecting data Disadvantages The transfer of recordings to a computer for analysis must be done in real time, either live or later in the lab. Video files use 13.6 GB per hour if not further compressed, not suitable for large datasets or long term storage. Any camera you purchase should have a mini phono-plug external microphone input if possible, a separate headphone jack for monitoring and troubleshooting A threaded ring to mount a wide angle adapter lens The ability to record to a tape and output analog or digital signals simultaneously (all consumer Sony mini-DV camcorders can do this. Reasonable low-light capabilities Don’t worry too much about Video quality- coding visitor behavior does not require h e based camcorder igh definition Assuming you can connect external microphones, all should have excellent audio quality Size- a larger, more conspicuous camcorder makes it more likely that the visitor will know they’re being recorded in the area. Battery life – you will want to use AC power in most situation Buy a less expensive consumer level camcorder that meets these criteria and save your budget for microphones!
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