Is there a good chance i could get this for the asking price or even a bit over on ebay?

by Axel Bührmann

http://cgi.ebay.com/Panasonic-SDR-H200-30GB-HD-Digital-Camcoder_W0QQitemZ170279050247QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCamcorders_Professional_Video_Cameras?hash=item170279050247&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1234%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A2%7C240%3A1318

this usually goes for over $ 900 at fixed sites. and i found it for only $ 60!!! (used of course) Does it already have bids? i really don’t know anything about ebay.

Answer by Pupp
16 bids so far, as public bid, the price will go up.

You’ll find public “sniping” at the last small bidding on it.
so it’ll be more like $ 550-600 by the time it’s done.

Best way is reckon “What am I pleased to pay for this”
so if it’s $ 200, bid $ 201.00 If nobody’s bid that much, you’ll be the highest bidder.

If the person before thinks they’ll pay $ 75 for it, you wont go honest up to $ 200, just to $ 76.

Ebay bids in increments for you. So bid your highest you want to pay for it and place it.

If you win it for $ 200, fantastic, if not, you haven’t lost anything and still have money in your pocket. You’ll build up an thought of how much these things go for once you’ve been outbid a few times, but don’t make the mistake of paying over the odds.

Also take postage costs into account, you might save a few bucks on the sale price, but if postage is $ 40, you might be left without the bargain.

Pleased bidding!!

Answer by Gisele
Click on the link that says History and you will see there are 16 additional bids. Yo may get it for that price but likely in the last 30 minutes more bids will come through.

Answer by want2no
i hope this isnt a diguised advertisment.

Answer by South African Pit Bull Terrier
rather save up for the real deal.

Answer by random00
nope I’m taking it
(laughing evil)

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First off…i do NOT wish to use the digital camera as a webcam…just view the camera through the computer screen…

Let me clarify.
I’m trying to take some of my own senior pictures, but I want to see what my camera is seeing, just before the picture is taken…Is there some way I can connect my digital camera to my computer, so I can see what the camera (sees) before taking the photo? Sort of to see the photo in real-time with the camera timer counting down…

I’ve seen a behind-the-scenes record on youtube of a professional photoshoot and saw that they were viewing (through the camera) on an iMac screen before taking the shot…I realize they had professional gear, but is there some way to do this? Even if it is a hack?

Answer by Marty
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