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Before you spend your hard-earned cash, read our digital video camera reviews and make sure you're getting the best equipment for the money.



Buyer's Guide 2009: HD Camcorders
What to know when shopping for an HD camcorder
Buyer's Guide 2009: HD CamcordersThough the nationwide transition from analog to pure digital TV has again been delayed (sigh!), analog is dead, and not even an act of Congress can resuscitate it. If you’ve been waiting for prices to come down to go high-def with your home movies, we’re pleased to tell you that you easily can get started with full HD video recording for well under $1,000. Even a step up to more sophisticated models with hefty built-in storage won’t break the bank.

D-SLRs + HD Video
New cameras from Canon and Nikon are the first SLRs to include video
D-SLRs + HD VideoDigital video has been a feature of compact digital cameras for years, and recently HD capture has become more common. This feature has now made its way to interchangeable-lens cameras. Though not a replacement for your dedicated HD camcorder, this opens up the possibility to make video part of your usual photography experience, with the added benefit and control of using the optics of your choice.

Still + Video Camcorders
Two cameras in one, digital camcorders can capture still photos alongside your HD video
Still + Video CamcordersOnly a few years ago, high-def video recording was out of reach for most of us. It was the stuff of broadcasters and movie studios, not the home enthusiast. A lot has changed since then, with HD camcorders becoming increasingly mainstream and affordable.

One of the benefits of digital capture is the possibility of capturing motion video and still images with one camera.

Buyer's Guide 2008: Hi-Def Camcorders
Record your life in pro resolution at a comsumer price
Buyer's Guide 2008: Hi-Def CamcordersWith a number of high-definition digital camcorders now on the market, it's time to get up to speed on what to look for. Here, you'll find a selection of what's being offered, plus tips on how to get the best out of your purchase. High definition isn't just limited to HDTV, Blu-ray or HD DVD. Manufacturers are now designing camcorders aimed at consumers that will digitally capture video in HD resolution. It's not just for the pros anymore.

 

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