Cameras/Camera Specifics
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Hello Gary,
Do any camcorders exist possibly allowing one to make movies and then extract individual photographs, negatives, or prints from the movie film itself, thus saving having to buy a separate regular camera?
I would like a camcorder to archive family & special events, but desire periodically to take a snapshot of myself or someone in a humorous setting, act, or costume. I might be asking for too much. Just curious. Also, if this type of camcorder exists, could one order it with a zoom lens or add one on later?
Thank you very much.
Hello Mike, What you want is a hybrid. I found the following article answers this question very completely. Yes it costs a bit more than a single use camera.
http://www.firstglimpsemag.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/2004/e0207...
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| Comment | Thank you Gary, for your advice on the camcorder & the link you provided. Best...Mike Eidson | ||
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