Which Video Camera To Buy?

Now before you spend that hard earned money, make sure you check all available options.

Here is what I would recommend. Go to cheapest prices search engine and read the consumer written reviews, they have over a million of them.

Then go and check out the price comparisons. You can call toll free or email any merchant and ask if they have a discount for a first time buyer, they do this sometimes to get you to become a customer but you have to ask for it.

Next I would see if any of the local stores, like best buy or circuit city can match the price or if they have any specials coming up.

You should now be in good shape to make an educated decision on which one will best suite your needs.

I wish you good luck and I hope this helps you. Keep on doing what you are doing in life and you will be successful!

Sincerely,

Lisa Beleive it or not, I was in the EXACT same situation as yourself just last year. After months of researching, I purchased the DVX100a. I couldn't be happier. The DVX has a much, much more "filmic" look to it, and packs a huge punch in a very small camera.

The Canon XL-2 is similar, but just bulky. It's made to be a shoulder-mount camera, much more for journalistic types of video.

I can't sway you enough towards the Panasonic. You won't regret it.