[Earth]

Does anybody know of a decent beginner video camera for YouTube with at least 720p and fair audio for no more then $100.

If so please provide names/links.

Thanks.

[roger_smith]

sub'd to this because I"m interested. I think the sub-100 dollar range is probably a far reach for something new though. Maybe a used unit will come in closer to that price.

[mothered]

I'll state the obvious here, checkout eBay.

As per @"roger_smith" above, a used unit may well be the only option for the price you're willing to spend.
Check this out. No specs mentioned, but certainly cheap: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Samsung-Video...1ea3e937f8

[Earth]

sub'd to this because I"m interested. I think the sub-100 dollar range is probably a far reach for something new though. Maybe a used unit will come in closer to that price.

I been fiddling with my phone, I am going to order a Joby Tight Grip Tripod Adapter and just use my cell-phone, its not the best video quality but its a hell of a lot better then my Emerson HD action cam, its like centuries ahead of that piece of shit.

[roger_smith]

I been fiddling with my phone, I am going to order a Joby Tight Grip Tripod Adapter and just use my cell-phone, its not the best video quality but its a hell of a lot better then my Emerson HD action cam, its like centuries ahead of that piece of shit.

Let me know how that works out. I've considered just using my phone until I get the feel for what I want to make as far as video goes.

[Earth]

Let me know how that works out. I've considered just using my phone until I get the feel for what I want to make as far as video goes.

I think using the phone would be a better route because lets face it not everybody has what it takes for Youtube and you know why waste money when it could be for absolutely nothing.

There is reviews on the product on Youtube and it does hold tight because one reviewer was shaking it around and it didnt let go of the phone.