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[Karen Umstattd Company: Herbalife International of America, Inc. Contribution Level: 2]

I've watched so many of the videos online, they look like someone's looking into a webcam or something on the screen of their computer. I just bought a Logitech 9000 webcam but once again, if I move or talk too fast, the video is choppy.

What is it that everyone's using? I need to get it but I don't know what "it" is yet.

Please advice.

Thank you
Karen

Karen,

Check out www.theflip.com

This to me is the "easy" and "frugal" solution.

Warmly,

Paulie

[Karen Umstattd Company: Herbalife International of America, Inc. Contribution Level: 2]

Hi Paulie

I just saw this at my local office supply store today but got talked into a connection for my video camera that will allow me to put my videos on my computer and convert them. I wasn't sure about this because the guy said is was so new, he didn't know anything about it.

Do you have one?

Karen

Post edited by: pcincome, at: 2007/10/16 20:49

[Karilee * Company: ViSalus Sciences Contribution Level: 2]

HI Karen,

I have a flip video. I bought it at Costco. It's a great size, easy to use and I have yet to replace the batteries. I'm very pleased with the video quality... and ~ the price was right.

Karilee

[Verniel Cutar Company: Global Domains International, Inc Contribution Level: 3]

this might seem funny to you, but all you really need is your laptop's webcam, and Windows Movie Maker

or you can use a video cam and that's it.

One of my downline members captures her own videos through her cellphone, saves the file to a hard drive, and uploads it to Youtube directly

if your video content is superb, your audio is clear, and you carry yurself well, you dont need to worry about too fancy video editing. :-)

just my two cents

[Mack Biggs Contribution Level: 1]

You can get great results with a Logitech web cam and a little well placed lighting.
I use my notebook webcam plus I have a Sony FX1 HD for serious video.