Next to your post is a link for more about video shopping. Quite a few of us have been video shopping for years. Usually it is best for you to have a lot of experience with traditional shops, especially longer interaction shops often requiring unique aliases and back stories, like new cars, apartments, new homes and senior living facilities.
Don't forget, some MSCs will loan a camera and provide varying degrees of training. If I was starting now I would take advantage of the opportunity. Ellis or EPMS is one. If you read the existing threads on video you will find some others.
When you decide to go forward with purchasing a camera, make sure to get one appropriate for video shopping and expect to spend $600 to $800 for a new camera.
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