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    Hi-8 camcorder or digital camera?

    need some advice, what are anyone views i have the choice of getting one of the above and i dont know which to go for, pros and cons anyone?

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    A lot of modern digital cameras offer a limited motion recording facility, so you will be able to capture small action shots.

    However, the beauty of cameras over camcorders is that the resolution is far higher and with a camcorder you constantly have it on and you would end up with your eye glued to it all of the time. Cameras are far more spontaneous.

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