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I am buying a new HD camcorder soon. I have chosen 2 camcorders, the Canon Vixia HG20 and the Sanyo Xacti FH1. I love how the Canon Vixia has 60GB of hard drive space, but I like how the Sanyo Xacti is $100 less. I would like to know which camera has the better video quality too. So which one is better?

Also, if you have any suggestions for the best HD camcorder under $600, feel free to suggest! Thanks!

I have an HP dv6910us with Windows Vista home premium and the new version of Windows Movie Maker. I have a Canon FS100 now, but my WMM can’t detect it. Could you give me examples of the best camcorders that are compatible to the WMM I have. I would preferably like a high def. camcorder.

*Please don’t give me suggestions of camcorders that will PROBABLY work, please give me suggestions of camcorders that will DEFINITELY work.

Via USB, it lets me transfer over pictures, but not videos. The USB is not the problem because I have another digitial 8 camcorder that works with USB. Please help me! My computer recognizes that the camera is there but won’t let me import videos. Help

This time around, the electronic industry has seen a boom like never before. Especially for the photography enthusiasts who are always in search of newer and better models of cameras and camcorders, this year has been a booming time. Be in stand alone cameras or the cameras that decorate the contemporary mobile phones, they all have undergone a sea change, and for the better. Technology never regresses, and the progress we have seen in this field is unprecedented.

Coming to the comparison between camcorders and digital cameras, one thing is for sure. No one can comment on the usability or effectiveness of one over the other. Both have their own pros and cons and it depends on the user’s preference as to which one he chooses. Talking of camcorder here, let’s first define this device. Wikipedia defines a camcorder as a portable electronic device for recording video images and audio onto an internal storage device. It contains both a video camera and a videocassette recorder in one unit, in contrast to the old times where they would be two separate units. Also, in contrast to the earliest camcorders manufactured by companies such as Sony, JVC and Kodak, since 1990s, recording videos digitally have become a norm.

A digital camera on the other hand is defined as an electronic device used to capture and store photographs digitally. This is in direct contrast to using photographic film as in the old time cameras, or recording images in an analog format to magnetic tape like many video cameras. The multifunctional digital cameras of today can take photographs, as well as record sound and video. In the markets the world over, the conventional 35 mm film counterparts have been left far behind their modern avatars.

Along with the technical performance, manufacturers also focus on the ease of use, portability and price- the factors that drive the consumer markets today. Hence, be it a camcorder or a digital camera, it’s your usability and preference that should affect the buying decision more than anything else.



By: Andrena Markley

It is quite natural for everyone to want to be the proud owner of one of the best camcorders available, but not all of them can afford a top-of-the-line model with all its frills. We have to carefully assess our financial position and buy only the camcorders that do not burn a hole in our pockets.

However, if you have saved up for long and now feel prepared to have a go, there are some top quality camcorders that you can purchase for $1,000 or less!

The Panasonic Multicam PV-GS200 is one of the only 3 CCD camcorders in this budget range. Three CCDs, you must have known by now, means top picture quality. The Sony DCR-DVD300 uses DVD media. Normally their prices are sky-high, so you could be picking up a bargain in this case. The Canon Optura 40 has bagged numerous awards for being a great camcorder for under $800. Therefore, it deserves a close look. The Samsung SCD-103 is so user-friendly that even a technophobe will think of buying one. And if you are looking for a big LCD screen, the Sony DCR-H40 mini DV camcorder is there for you. Keep in mind that technology keeps changing all the time, and prices begin to fall, too. The important thing is to keep pace with the times, as many companies like JVC and Canon keep launching new ranges all the time.

If your desire is limited to recording the antics of your new baby, or if you want to purchase a cheap camcorder for your kids, there are many options. You can go for Samsung’s SCD103, one of the lowest-priced digital camcorders, for $350.

With the advent of digital camcorders, old analog camcorders are being sold at dirt-cheap prices. Don’t succumb to the temptation. It will be foolhardy to shortchange yourself with an analog camcorder when you can acquire a great digital model for an extra hundred dollars.



By: Ross Bainbridge

In sony608E camcorder we can record videos to mini-DVD ,but in latest versions it is possible to stored in portable flash drives. Is there any conversion or softwares for sony608E to store videos to flashdrives

I am trying to transfer my DVD video that I have recorded from a Sony DVD Camcorder to my computer. how?
I’ve learned that I need to filaize the project on the cam.
How? The model is a DCR-DVD92 if that helps.

Where can I buy a USB cord for a Canon miniDV camcorder ZR100? How much is it?