• Location: Britain (last time I checked)
  • Joined: April 15, 2010

Topic: Ease of use, or out standing quality?

I have a dilemma, which only YOU can solve! I have a handycam, and a quickcam pro 9000. The quality of the QCP9000 is good...but I find the Handycam's quality better. With the handycam, you can put it on a tipod to get tons of different camera angles, but however ease of use is a problem. With the QCP9000 you could put it ON the set. With the Handycam, you cannot do this, even blue tack won't make it stay still. And I find that if I bump the set, or the camera, I won't know until it is on the computer. Then I'd have to do the shot all over again!

The Quickcam is known for it's easy settings and good quality, however, sometimes with the Quickcam you cannot focus on the whole set, it is usually one thing, and the quality can sometimes differ as you change scenes. And the Handycam's quality is better.

So pretty much, what would you go for, ease of use, or outstanding quality?


~StormTrooper305

Last edited by DWStorm (December 29, 2010 (04:37am))

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  • Joined: January 6, 2009

Re: Ease of use, or out standing quality?

I would use a tripod and iStopmotion or Stopmotion Pro Action HD and get both.

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Formerly LegoDudez
  • Location: Britain (last time I checked)
  • Joined: April 15, 2010

Re: Ease of use, or out standing quality?

LegoDudez wrote:

I would use a tripod and iStopmotion or Stopmotion Pro Action HD and get both.

What, so use the Handycam AND the QCP9000? (My handycam won't plug into the PC by the way, too many problems)

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