Does anyone know of a good cheap video camera?

Andrew Pape

Andrew Pape

Last updated on 12-Oct-2011 02:00:35 PM

Hi Alois,

thanks for informing me about your video camera. I just looked up your model and found that it was about $580 and that it's been discontinued.

Actually, I think that a normal digital camera would be nearly good enough for basic shooting of TT play. When a coach captured some of my shots, he could see from the little LED screen what I was doing wrong. Problem is that the LED screen is very low-quality, and I'd have to upload the video to computer to see what's going on.

I'm only interested in video cameras because there was a recent sale, with a video camera going for $59 (AUD). I couldn't believe the price. I guessed the camera must be a no-brand type of junk. I've heard, however, that a lot of the unknown brands are actually all made from the same factory. So I was hoping I could get one under $100. Harvey Norman's cheapest is $140. Being a good customer, I might be able to get a discount. But it's probably lacking features.

Can you or anyone help with selection of a video camera, based on prices and features? Thanks.

Cheers,

Andrew.

Alois Rosario

and Alois Rosario said...

Hi Andrew,

I hope others will have some information for you.  Others will also benefit from the advice.

Videos are a useful tool for being able to watch your strokes and game.  It is often difficult to judge what you are doing without watching it back. 

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Jeff Plumb

Jeff Plumb from PingSkills said...

on the 12-Oct-2011 01:58:56 PM
Has anyone had any success using the video on their smart phone to record Table Tennis?

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