It's a stretch to see such shows be done in a single 30 minute "take." I see Corel is noted so I'm guessing the video is in smaller takes and put together later.
My son opted for the other solutions. That is he is using a Canon t3i and for better audio, mics and a Xoom audio recorder. All this is used in post production.
Bob
I'm considering buying a camera for business use. Some common tasks I might use it for:
1. Create videos ("shows") for YouTube on content related to my business,
2. Create investor presentations,
3. Some outdoor content
The show, in particular, would probably be about an half and a half and would be professional. It would also be interspersed with a lot of content I create via Excel and / or PowerPoint. I'm using Corel VideoStudio Pro X4 software for editing. It would also be important for the sound to be reasonably good quality.
Unfortunately, I have a limited budget and trying to minimize my spending, while still getting what I need. I'm definitely trying to keep under $2,000, but getting under $1,000 would be even better.
Any recommendations for camcorders to look into?
I've been looking at the Canon XA10, but it costs around $1700 which is a bit for me. Curious if anyone has thoughts on this camcorder, or recommendations for a less expensive one that might get the job done.
Thanks!

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