What is an affordable camera that has great quality and sound?

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Click the button Convert; you will see the four DVD clips start to convert DVD to FLV. When the conversion is finished, just click the button Open to get the converted FLV. Have a great fun.
Higher level cameras, SLR’s for instance, use better sensors and much better optics that the average point and shoot.Rinse camera in salt water.

On one page the pictures are unbelievably crisp and clear, while on other peoples pages they’re still clear, but less so.anyways can anyone give me a link to one of these?
I’ve dropped my rechargeable battery in the water several times, and just dried it off with my t-shirt. you could buy a can of pressurized air, they have them at Best Buy or other electronics stores, and blow sideways on the lens (don’t blow it down)

and try to get the sand out that way.
I’ve never had a problem, and battery life doesn’t seem to be hampered, either.okey im looking for this camera at a store.There are 5 profiles for AVI with less compressed codec, AVI – Audio Video Interleaved, XVID Video, DIVX Video, AVI with DV Codec, Creative Zen Player Video.
The profile for Creative Zen Player Video is particular for Creative Zen with preset image dimension and video bit rate. You can choose the codec from DivX and XviD.
DV AVI can be transferred to digital camcorder.
4. Check the box to start Converting

After conversion, just click the “Open” button, and you will find the output AVI files.
Now you have got the output AVI videos, and the rest of the work goes to video editing software. Let’s take Windows movie maker for example.
Step1: Import your video. Get your video onto your computer any way you need too. Open Windows Movie Maker.
Step2: Edit your AVI video. Open your storyboard by clicking “View storyboard.” Your storyboard will be your timeline and where you will do most of your editing. For you movie folks we can call it your “cutting room floor.”

To put your video in the storyboard, drag it from your library to the storyboard. Click the plus sign on your timeline so you can see video and audio lines. If you want to add extra audio to your piece, import it the same way you did your video.
Step3: Play your AVI video and watch for where you want to cut and delete the extraneous video. Place your timeline cursor (

the blue line that crosses perpendicular to the timeline) where you want to cut your video and split it by choosing “Edit split.” Split your original video as many times as you want. Once you split the video you see the rest of the original video in your library. Delete the video you don’t want by pressing “Delete” on your keyboard.