Reasonably priced video cameras for startups?
brk: Do you want to film the video with the camera and then import into your Mac for post-processing (recommended).  Or, do you want to hook a usb/firware camera to your Mac and record directly from that?For doing the sort of thing you're talking about, I recommend an external camera.  The recording media (flash, hard-drive, tape, etc.) doesn't really matter because you're not going to be doing hours of continuous filming.  You DO (IMO) want a camera with an external mic adapter.  This is important because you'll likely want a wired or wireless lavalier mic in order to get good clear audio.Check your local craigslist.  Lots of people are upgrading to newer HD cameras and selling older units.  You don't need HD for what you're talking about.  Just google "[camera model] + OS X" and you'll find reviews for most popular cameras of how well it does (or doesn't) work with OS X and iMovie or Final Cut.I've had good luck with Canon cameras (but there are some models out there that don't work very well) overall.