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    Quote Originally Posted by 5lab
    i think it'd be very tricky to do. a bonce mounted one is a much better idea, or get an additional recording lens/ccd that can be attached separately from camera body and mount that
    That's a good idea... but I don't think you can get them for my camera.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XA04
    That's a good idea... but I don't think you can get them for my camera.
    yer probably right - the camera needs a video-in to work which is pretty rare
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    Yeah, there is only 2 connectors, one to connect it up to the TV to show videos and photo's - and the other is for connecting it to the PC (usb to B connection). I wouldn't be able to use either of those would I?

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    nagh.
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    definitely get yourself a cheap filter to screw onto the front of your lens, could make the difference between a camera with a cheap broken filter that can be removed or a ruined camera with a chip/crack in the lens. could probably pick 1 up for under £10-20.


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    Quote Originally Posted by subucni
    definitely get yourself a cheap filter to screw onto the front of your lens, could make the difference between a camera with a cheap broken filter that can be removed or a ruined camera with a chip/crack in the lens. could probably pick 1 up for under £10-20.


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    Tis an idea, bet I could make one for under a quid though.

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