then some sort of stabilizer is required. I don't think any of the cams on your short list has built-in electronic (or optical) stabilization - so use an external stabilization device... tripods are most common. But there are monopods, shoulder mount devices... lots of gadgets. Basically - ANYTHING other than handheld is preferred.
Hi, I wanted to buy a new camcorder mostly to shoot some things for school as well as personal things. A good camera will help my grades to a certain extent so not looking for anything crazy just under $130. I got my first video project marked and the only major problem was the shakiness of the video, and a bit better quality would also add 2 percentage or so to my mark. I shot it with my camera phone so anything would be an upgrade, would just like to get the best performance for the money.

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