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 On this site you will find a lot of frank video upskirt, short shorts, without a bra, in jeans, on the beach and many other very interesting videos peeping.
All the videos are of excellent quality and you will like them very, very much.

In my personal opinion, quality is the most important thing. You’ll see that all of my videos are extremely high quality. That’s partly why people like them so much. Would you watch a Hollywood movie filmed with a pen cam? Why would you want to watch a candid video with one? It’s your personal preference as to how much quality means to you, but the better the quality is, the happier you “should” be as well as the more other people will appreciate your work (if you choose to share it).

How quality is determined:

Don’t buy the first cam you see that says “HD”. All this means is that the “lines of resolution” are “bigger” than “SD” (high definition vs standard definition). This does not mean the visual quality of the video or camera is going to be “High Quality”.

Quality is determined by the quality of the lens that’s in the camcorder and the bit rate in which the video is recorded.

Good bit rate: 13mbps – 20mbps (13,000 – 20,000) Note: a good bit rate can not compensate for a low quality lens.

How do I make sure a cam is good before I buy it? 

That’s a great question. And quite frankly, I’m glad that you’ve asked. 

The simplest way is to go to YouTube and type in the exact model name of the cam followed by “test” or “footage” (remove the quotes). After opening a video, on the lower right of the video player, make sure to increase the quality to the highest it can go. (720p or 1080p should be there). Repeat this at least 4 or 5 times to get a feel for the overall quality of the videos. Also, make sure to search for “low lighting” videos of your cam model to see how it performs. If you plan on shooting indoors (such as malls, etc) then low lighting will need to be good. There’s not point in buying a cam that does excellent in bright sunny lighting when indoors where you’ll be filming it’s horrible.

Secondly, check out CamcorderInfo.com. They are head over shoulders the best cam testers around. They have low lighting performance tests, noise performance tests, etc. If you’re looking for a smaller, obscure pocket camcorder it may not be on there, though.

Lastly, you can always return a camcorder after testing with it to see if it meets your needs or not.

That sums it up for quality. I put quality first for a reason. Don’t just go off the specifications of the cam. Look at YouTube videos, check CamcorderInfo.com for tests and look at other people’s reviews, too. The last thing you want to do is buy a cam on emotions and impulse only to find out it doesn’t meet your expectations.