This document provides guidelines for camera buyers from the perspective of a repairer. It suggests considering your filming habits and needs, such as whether sound quality is important or broadcast quality is required. It also recommends considering the camera's type of storage, such as hard drive, flash memory, tape, or disc, as well as features like the number of image chips and connectivity. The document further advises considering camera brand and budget from the viewpoint of repair costs and reliability.

1. Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas Klose

2. Filming habits? Basic camera to film the kids, holidays etc? Computer editing for more sophisticated Is sound critical and important? Do you need broadcast quality? Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas Klose

3. Which Type? Hard Drive (HDD)Flash MemoryTapeDisc Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas Klose

4. Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas KloseWhich features? 3 Chip (CCD)High Definition (HD)External connectors for microphone and head phones

5. Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas KloseWhich Brand (From a repairer’s point of view)

6. Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas KloseBudget

7. Camera buying guidelines (from a repairers point of view) Thomas Klose2nd Hand Camera

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