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	<title>Comments on: What Is A Good Camcorder That&#8217;s Cheap And Will Record On 24 Fps?</title>
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		<title>By: Ben S</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ben S</dc:creator>
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		<description>HD is a very unforgiving environment. You need tons of ram and a superb video card that will let you edit HD without crashing your computer. You need a program that supports HD editing. And finally you need a HD DVD burner if you want to share your short films.  So if you have the capabilites to work in HD DO IT! lol. if you don&#039;t your wasting your time and money doing it. 
To me personally I own a Panasonic agdvx100b. i love the camera. It has 24p recording on it as well. in my opinion i find that 24p is nothing special. you hardly notice the difference. If you really really really want the closest picture to film please looking in to getting a DOF converter or better known as a 35mm converter. 
please check out 
www.letusdirect.com    
and watch the video on the main page. The lenses they sell give you this effect of having a very shallow Depth of field. 
if you are starting to get into film Any old camcorder should do. You should buy something cheep and film a few short films and see if its really worth spending money on a 2,400 dollar camcorder that shoots in 24p</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>HD is a very unforgiving environment. You need tons of ram and a superb video card that will let you edit HD without crashing your computer. You need a program that supports HD editing. And finally you need a HD DVD burner if you want to share your short films.  So if you have the capabilites to work in HD DO IT! lol. if you don&#8217;t your wasting your time and money doing it.<br />
To me personally I own a Panasonic agdvx100b. i love the camera. It has 24p recording on it as well. in my opinion i find that 24p is nothing special. you hardly notice the difference. If you really really really want the closest picture to film please looking in to getting a DOF converter or better known as a 35mm converter.<br />
please check out<br />
<a href="http://www.letusdirect.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.letusdirect.com</a><br />
and watch the video on the main page. The lenses they sell give you this effect of having a very shallow Depth of field.<br />
if you are starting to get into film Any old camcorder should do. You should buy something cheep and film a few short films and see if its really worth spending money on a 2,400 dollar camcorder that shoots in 24p</p>
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