We've been using the Canon FS-200s for our video classes and related projec=
ts. The students and faculty have found them very easy to use on both PC a=
nd Mac. They have good battery life and with 16Gb SD cards, can hold up to=
3 hours of video.
Kris
Kristopher Wiemer
Academic Technology Coordinator
Deerfield Academy
413-774-1804
kwiemer@deerfield.edu
On May 14, 2010, at 10:52 AM, Patrick Woessner wrote:
> Greetings,
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> We are a dual platform environment and to this point have used Canon
> Mini-DV camcorders with iMovie 09 and Adobe Premiere Elements. With the
> Mini-DV format on the demise, we need to find a suitable replacement that
> will work with USB connections on both platforms. Can anyone recommend a
> ~$500 camera (we need something with more options than a Flip camera) wit=
h
> USB connections that is Mac/PC compatible with iMovie 09 and Adobe
> Premiere Elements? The list of compatible devices on the Apple website i=
s
> sorely out of date, and I've heard numerous reports of internal flash
> drive or SD memory card cameras not working with iMovie.
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> Thanks much for your suggestions!
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> Patrick Woessner
> Middle School Coordinator of Instructional Technology
> MICDS
> 101 N Warson Road
> St. Louis, MO 63124
> 314-995-7375
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