Hi all, I'm in the process of getting ready to expand my offering of educational library videos with a new show and would like some feedback. Basically the show will go as follows: 1. I introduce the topic on camera, 2. I show a screencast of a business database or website, 3. I sum up the episode on camera. (while not a business database video, this example, http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2438408/ , gives you an idea of the flow of the show) Currently my two options for recording the camera pieces are a Flip Mino and a Canon Elura 60 (a budget mini-DV camcorder from 2004). The camcorder was originally a gift when my first son was born, and I have not used it much. I'd like to get some more use out of it. However, it looks like my Flip Mino, which I've had for a year now, beats the Canon in terms of video quality, but the Canon has louder audio. I'm a rookie when it comes to messing with manual settings, but can you recommend anything that I can try to eek out better video from the Canon? For comparison of the two, take a look at this short video. http://libraryvoice.blip.tv/file/2484863/.
I've also got a Canon 780 IS that records HD video (as well as 640x480), but my computing power is not yet up to editing HD video. Any input you may have would be appreciated. Thanks, Chad -- Chad F. Boeninger libraryvoice.com - blog libraryvoice.com/videos - videoblog twitter.com/cfboeninger [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
