Very low-budget camera

[Niki-P]

Hi, ive got a long summer ahead of me so decided to start making some films i have been planning for a while. Im only going to be making short films which will probably only appear on the internet so they dont need to be like tv quality but i still dont want blocky bad quality films. I also need capabilities of editing on a computer so if the camera comes with everything needed for this it would be helpful. Its not feasible for me to rent a camera since i want to make a few films over the summer and shooting will probably be on and off rather than over a day or something. I understand most of you will find this laughable but as you all know everyone has to start with something! here are some cameras ive been looking at, please could you give me your opinions on them
http://www.3wisemonkeys.co.uk/proddet.jsp?src=Kelkoo&id=1255&cat=14
http://www.3wisemonkeys.co.uk/proddet.jsp?src=Kelkoo&id=1366&cat=14
http://electronicdirect.co.uk/front/prodDetail.asp?productID=1215&categoryID=362
http://electronicdirect.co.uk/front/prodDetail.asp?productID=1214&categoryID=362

Im willing to spend around £100 but hopefully slightly less. thankyou

 

[Kim Welch]

I apologize for the delay in responding, and thank you for posting. For short films made for the internet, today's smartphones are the best low-budget cameras; they shoot sharp HD or 4K and edit easily on a computer. Add a small tripod, a clip-on or wireless mic, and use free editing software such as DaVinci Resolve. Good sound and steady shots will make your films look far more professional than a more expensive camera. I hope your summer films came out great!