The Most Expensive Camera You Own

Most expensive camera I have is a Canon 70D with a STM Lens kit. Cost around £1k (body only) when I purchased it (newly released).
I also have 4 GoPro cameras - 2x GoPro Hero 4 Blacks, a Hero 4 Silver, and a Hero 3+ Black.[DOUBLEPOST=1419713487,1419713344][/DOUBLEPOST]
$300 Gopro silver edition 3+ how do y'all feel about it? I feel it gets the job done very easily what's the purpose of the more expensive camera's I am confused. If you have 1080p I think you are solid, unless you need a zoom future then just put a rifle scope *without the rifle of course* on the Gopro!

The GoPro is a great camera - for outdoor use. Remember it has a fixed focus lens, and if using the wide mode you'll get the fisheye effect. Saying that, I have seen YouTubers use them for review videos etc quite successfully, so it can be done - just not the ideal camera.
 
Le webcam, it was like $60 but we got it on sale (yay Target, you win again). It's great quality yes. Logitech C920 I think is the model/name.

I can't remember the price of our old video camera. It wasn't even HD anyway.
 
Most expensive camera I have is a Canon 70D with a STM Lens kit. Cost around £1k (body only) when I purchased it (newly released).
I also have 4 GoPro cameras - 2x GoPro Hero 4 Blacks, a Hero 4 Silver, and a Hero 3+ Black.[DOUBLEPOST=1419713487,1419713344][/DOUBLEPOST]

The GoPro is a great camera - for outdoor use. Remember it has a fixed focus lens, and if using the wide mode you'll get the fisheye effect. Saying that, I have seen YouTubers use them for review videos etc quite successfully, so it can be done - just not the ideal camera.
What would you consider ideal for $300 or even less
 
I use my phone's camera -Nexus 5, £300... the face camera only shoots in 720p and the noise cancelling isn't perfect but it works for now, until I invest in some decent gear.
 
I want to get a C100 soon and have tried it out and the images it produces are beautiful. If I get it I will get the Rokinon 24, 35 and 85mm lens kit at T1.5 with it.
 
Canon 5dii with a 18-35 mm lens. I bought it for professional work but honestly it's just too much camera for YouTube videos.

I ended up just borrowing my boyfriend's t2i. The autofocus is better (though I hear the 5diii's AF is amazing) and it's just way lighter. Definitely a good example of a pricey camera ($2,500) not necessarily being better.
 
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