there are a couple of "pocket cams" like the Flip, Aiptek, AluraTek, Polaroid, Kodak, and a few others. There's no real huge difference between them. All have small lenses and single small imaging chip - other than nice bright daylight, adding light when indoors or otherwise in low-light situations will provide good video and not adding light under lowlight conditions will provide grainy video. I think one of the Kodaks is the only with a mic jack (but no manual audio control). Loud audio (with not manual audio gain control) will be a problem (muddy and static audio recorded).
<span id="INSERTION_MARKER">Hey everyone. I wanted to start getting into making videos with a friend for youtube or any other sight. Im looking for a HD camera, for less than $200. A 720p (or more) with a appropriate type for making videos, also a trustworthy brand. If anyone has some suggestions please help me out. Thank You
-Walden

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