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:Left4Dead said:Thanks guys for all the kind comments that's what keeps me doing the vids , it's a lot more work and it really slows me down, but if you guy like them I will keep doing them till it's snows. Very soon.
Anyway the camera is an kodak play sport, waterproof,shockproof , 1080p hd camera, I do you a small tripod too for the dig parts of the videos. Also I use iMovie on a Mac for the production.
Mike
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:Left4Dead said:Yes it has the tri pod socket. I was also looking at the Gopro hd hero camera. It's a bit more money but it looks awesome , waterproof case,much better than my Kodak , plus I feel kinda iffy about taking the Kodak underwater, the doors pop open pretty easy and that would toast it for sure.
Plus how the Kodak records upright , it gets really tall on the tripod and tips over easy. Kind of top heavy.
Jim and cc good luck and HH!
Mike