The dual-use, 2.2-lb. AG-HMC40 maximizes your creative potential and business opportunities by recording 10.6-megapixel stills and gorgeous Full HD video onto inexpensive, ubiquitous SD cards. This camcorder with full HD resolution imagers records for up to 12 hours of AVCHD video on a single 32GB SD card, or in its 24Mbps PH mode*, up to 3 hours of 1920 x 1080 or 1280 x 720 video quality, delivering images far superior to HDV. And unlike HDV tapes, SD cards with AVCHD content can be randomly accessed and immediately played back on a growing number of affordable consumer playback devices.
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I will be visiting Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong in January 2007. I want to buy a laptop computer, a camcorder, a digital camera and other electronic gadgets. Which of the three cities offers the best deals and where?
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I am wondering which kind of camcorder is good. I used to have a minidv one and it was ok, but now they have dvd ones which would probably be better. I also want one that has a digital camera built in as well. My old one had that but it was only like 2 megapixels and it wasn't very good. Just wondering if you can get a dvd camcorder with a good digital camera built in. Anybody know about these?
if i do not have a high def tv, why should i buy a high def camcorder? what do users of HD camcorders have to say about their ease of use, editing, media used, etc.?
do all digital camcorders have this CCD thing? what does it mean as opposed to whatever else there is out there? what other than the CCD thingie is in digital camcorders?
what media do you really like and why? hi-8, 8mm, dvd, hard drive? is a hard drive media the same as having a memory card/stick in a digital camera, that downloads to your hard drive? what else would a digital camcorder's having a hard drive mean?
which digital camcorders have the best automatic settings for, especially, zooming really close into flowers/taking movies of insects? as well as other automatic settings like for distance ("mountains"), portraits, action, normal?
that is optical zoom opposed to digital zoom? what meaning does each one have?
what about sound? what types of sound capabilities should i look for?
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I want to be an HD camcorders and I'm stuck between
Canon VIXIA HF200, Sony HDR-CX150 16GB and Panasonic HDC-HS250-K
I want your advice. If I buy HF 200 I will have to buy additional memory. Sony HDR-CX150 doesn't have a flash (for taking pictures and recording in low light+it doesn't have a nightshot recording mode (with IR)). And the Panasonic model, I was just introduced to that one, so I don't know much about it. Does it record directly to the HDD? How is it in low light? outdoors? Does it feel/look bulky in real life?
I need a camcorder for filming family/vacation(nature)/low light and sometimes taking pictures (I have a digital camera, so I don't need to replace it with a camcorder)
s there any digital camera which can shoot and record videos as good as the video quality of a camcorder?or any way near it.which is the best one for it?and how much does it cost approx.my limit is up to 250$.
