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Hey there!
I'm looking for a good quality camera that goes to a tethering software for under 200 pounds, or 150 pounds would be best!
Any cameras?
~Storm
Get a Logitech HD webcam if you don't want to go extremely expensive but still get a excellent quality camera. 
I've been lookin' at the Sony SX65 Camcorder. It's really good.
Yea....camcorders are great! I myself am thinking about switching to one.
Yeah but I have this problem with mine: http://www.bricksinmotion.com/forums/to … -computer/
I would not go down camcorder alley DW. Unless you have good expierience with camcorders you ought to stick to webcams.
No offense to camcorder users. It's just that I'm not a fan of them. What I would do is invest in a Logitech C190 or 9000 Pro. Then you'll need to call up Logitech and get them to give you a link so you can download a previous version of their software that has manual white balance and focus.
But if you are specifically looking for a camcorder then you ought to look for a Sony version probably.
What about manual focus?
if you have Animator HD personal the software seems to confect and you can't change no thing on the camera...
But if you are specifically looking for a camcorder then you ought to look for a Sony version probably
Erm...My camcorder is a sony camcorder...
Yeah, I might as well just stick to my quickcam pro 9000 then 
Why are you looking for a new camera if you already have two? I'm using a QuickCam Pro 9000 at the moment and the only upgrade I'd consider would be to a DSLR so I could control aperture and focal length better. Spend the £200 on Lego/lights/hard disk space.
OldScratch: Someone bumped this thread, this was quite a time ago
Well anyway, it answers the question in your other thread - use the Quickcam if you want decent picture quality through your animation software.
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