Nikon D5000 HD Video

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Personally I prefer a real video camera, however I found a great deal on a D5000 body and since I have a D80 with a few different lenses I'm considering it. What do you guys think of the D5000 HD video capabilities for taking vids of your tanks?
 

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Not sure if the D5000's have the same issues, but I know several of the Nikons have the "jelly" effect when moving around and filming. If the camera is stationary/moving slowly, I don't see it being an issue however.
 
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Thanks for the input, sorry for the late reply. I ended up picking up a small P&S that I can carry in my pocket when the DSLR is not practical. I got a Kodak SLICE, the HD video feature on it is not too bad for a small camera.
 

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