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Well i bought a minolta camcorder 2 years ago its still going strong for under $180. Never had a days problem with it in the heat in las vegas out at the lake or in the snow. Works great every time. Who cares that they dont own it anymore. No one owns anything anymore. Hatteras yachts and Volkswagen and many other companies including Nikon are all owned by Brunswick bowling balls. Means absolutely nothing. Japan is buying up everything. Almost all the major brand bicycle companies including Schwinn are all owned by japan. Rolls Royes automobiles are owned by BMW i hate bmw but i love rolls royce cars. So it doesn't matter that Minolta is not owened by them. Its a Japanese company that owns them and Japan makes some pretty awesome cameras.
Thanks a lot for this review. I wish you had tried some higher framerates, though. It is clear that the image quality is not great - but I'm trying to add a few cameras to create some 'reflections' in post. I want something that is small, very light (they will be suspended in the scene), and cheap - but I would also like it to keep up with the framerate of my main shots. A few of these might just do. I'll likely buy at least one super cheap cam just for testing how cheap I can go for picking up those reflections reels.
This camera doesn't focus. The online manual says to "soft press the 'photo' button to focus" but the image is blurry no matter what I tried to do. It also instructs to hard press 'photo' to take a picture but that doesn't work, either. All images are overexposed even at 0.0. The "4K" recording is set at 24 fps so it's not only blurry, it's JUMPY; to get a "smoother" recording, you have to opt for the "2K" setting as it records at 30 fps. However, again, it's still blurry. I bought it so that I could stop recording on my phone because I run out of space quickly (128gb) and airdropping vids is a lot more cumbersome than popping an SD card into my laptop; it's the perfect size and the remote control is convenient, but sadly, there's no point in a camcorder that can't capture clear images. I'm returning it.
I found that inexpensive sports cameras are the best option at this point. The Akaso Brave 7 LE is just $149 and XTU S3 is less than $100, both delivering image quality similar to that of a GoPro.
THANK YOU for the info. I just bought a 'Minolta' MN4K30NV-BK off Amazon and I am almost certain it will be a piece of junk that has to be returned now. Should have checked this video first.
@@shaniyahxs3307 I'm good. I was able to cancel the transaction. Btw, it's not even a REAL Minolta camera. That company went out of business like 10 years ago
Hi Friend, **** i thought perhaps you would know.**** i just got a minolta 200nv camcorder, MN200NV - it take 1080p Full HD IR Night Vision Camcorder it takes a 32 gb sdhc card i do not know anything about these cameras. i see on amazon they have elite cards and the ultra like the one you recommend, Do you know if these would work, i dont know the difference in these diff types of cards, they cay 32 gb sdhc card which makes me think, they will work for me but not know a things. WELL SO I AM ASKING YOU IF YOU KNOW AND ALSO, SINCE YOU USED A CAMERA LIKE MINE. HOW MANY HOURS WOULD YOU GE WITH THE 32 gb sdhc card. i AM HOPING FOR MANY HOURS OF RECORDING, I KNOW YOU ARE NOT AN EXPORT ON THESE BUT I JUST NEED 32 GBS NOT THE 16 THEY SENT WITH IT SO I CAN RECORD FOR A LEAST 4 HOURS AT A TIME. i APOLOGIZE FoR Bothering YOU, AGAIN I KNOW YOU ARE NOT AN EXPORT , BUT ANY HELP WOULD BE VERY APPRECIATED ExCUSE MY DYSLEXIC CAPS. THANK YOU ANGELA IN MONTANA
