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Stock footage website?

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I wonder if anyone can recommend a good value (cheap I guess) stock video footage website.

I need a clip of the London Eye fairly close up!

many thanks

Jeff
 
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you could try stock.xchng, they have a lot of stuff and its all free.

http://www.sxc.hu/

most of it is free to use, but some of it has rights on it so you have to get permission from the owner.
 

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