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Re: pinhole cams

In Reply to: pinhole cams posted by Brian on September 16, 2003 at 22:45:23:

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Razorpb
on September 17, 2003 at 13:44:16

Check this one out, not sure if it would plug into a camcorder, but I really liked the compactness, you would just need someone to follow you around within 300 feet to capture the action.
www.youcansave.com/webcamsv.asp
Hope it helps.
Razor

: Whats a good site that sells small cameras that can be mounted on a paintball gun or mask for line input recording to an actual camcorder?
: Thanks,
: Brian

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: Check this one out, not sure if it would plug into a camcorder, but I really liked the compactness, you would just need someone to follow you around within 300 feet to capture the action. : www.youcansave.com/webcamsv.asp : Hope it helps. : Razor : : : Whats a good site that sells small cameras that can be mounted on a paintball gun or mask for line input recording to an actual camcorder? : : Thanks, : : Brian

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