My camera sucks. What should I look for in a new one?

[OrionStang]

So my camera sucks at showing flex. The difference between the real thing and then on camera is night and day. What features should I look for in a camera that will show flex better?

Edited November 18, 2010 by OrionStang

[OrionStang]

Little help?

[TeamNemesis_Jessie]

The one I use is a Sony Cyber Shot DSC-w200

[OrionStang]

So is it the megapixels that make a difference? I don't know camera's for shit, I just use what my wife bought me.

[TeamNemesis_Jessie]

So is it the megapixels that make a difference? I don't know camera's for shit, I just use what my wife bought me.

Im not sure but Im sure it helps to have a high megapixels

[matt3477]

Trade for mine??

[YoungBuck]

Canon powershot series are pretty good also. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/675614-REG/Canon_4181B001_PowerShot_SD1400_IS_Digital.html great price too.

Edited November 18, 2010 by YoungBuck

[matt3477]

Ill sell mine for around $300 or so, its a Samsung Sc-hmx10

[deepsilencer]

i believe it's the frames per second (fps)that makes a difference

drop them low and see what happens

i barely got my new cam

it's a sony fx1000

for youtube i drop it to 24p,it gets better flexing and better excursion on the subwoofers,

i used to do everything on 60i but it's more real time and it doesnt capture the destruction

as much,only if i do it in slow mo

[matt3477]

i believe it's the frames per second (fps)that makes a difference

drop them low and see what happens

i barely got my new cam

it's a sony fx1000

for youtube i drop it to 24p,it gets better flexing and better excursion on the subwoofers,

i used to do everything on 60i but it's more real time and it doesnt capture the destruction

as much,only if i do it in slow mo

60fps is the highest the human eye can see fyi, but thanks for the info about getting good excursion shots