Cameras with Shock correction

[orchie]

Ok, so I'm being a lazy ass and posting here instead of going down the shops but I don't feel like being productive at work yet :)

We're just starting to film our rides, but I want to get a camera that has the shock correction built in. Anyone know what I'm talking about? Do all cameras come with that these days or do you have to buy a high end model? Any suggestions for a good camera to purchase for this purpose?

Thanks heaps

Grant

[donthucktoflat]

i'm assuming you are reffering to video cameras yes?

if you are, most cameras these days will have some sort of stabilising although on cheaper models this could range from anywhere near perfect to just a gimmick feature. (that doesn't work) most really high end cameras will have a much better version of stabilising but this again, as all good things, will come at a premium

[olly1oo6]

the best image stabilisation for a camera is a tripod! :p but no seriously, most cameras over 1100 have it standard, but dont rely on it too much because it only goes so far. :)

[grumpy rooster]

I've got this one. I haven't used it when riding but I don't get any shake in the footage I have taken so far. And I don't have a steady hand at all.

http://www.sony.com.au/dis/catalog/product.jsp?categoryId=22123#MID1.jsp?textview=fal se&productId=DCRHC40S&categoryId=22123,LHS1.jsp?textview=false&productId=DCRHC40S,MENUITEM7

[orchie]

Ok, now we really need to get together for a ride :P

Grant

[tombre2]

my mate had one of these cameras, farkin best camera i've ever seen
http://www.sony.com.au/dis/catalog/product.jsp?categoryId=22123#MID1.jsp?textview=fal se&productId=DCRVX2100&categoryId=22123,LHS1.jsp?textview=false&productId=DCRVX2100,MENUITEM14