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Today's video camcorders have bells and whistles that make video junkies like me drool. Seriously. With technological advancements that make top-qu read more »
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Technological advancements make top-quality virtually guaranteed. Today s video camcorders are tiny marvels that get good video even in difficult read more »
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Walk into any digital camera department and you will see modern technological marvels begging to be held.If you love video cameras like I do, there s read more »
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Hitachi has taken the wraps off its second generation Blu-ray camcorder, the DZ-BD9H, and will be hoping that it gets a better reception than the fir read more »
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When it's time to finally clear out that dusty trunk full of home movies on VHS tapes, you have a couple of options: pay someone to transfer all that precious video to DVD, or do it yourself. For several hours of tape, having it done can get expensive, so the Unclutterer blog runs down the steps for capturing and burning VHS videos to disk the DIY way. You'll need a video capture card or external capture device (a camcorder will work), and to import it to a video application like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker. From there you can edit the clips, add titles, music, and burn the whole shebang to DVD. The whole process isn't a quick one, depending on how much tape you have and how fast a system and large a hard drive you've got. Have you digitized old VHS tapes? Got any gear or tricks that made it faster or easier? L read more »
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Planning a long, leisurely trip through the wilderness, down the highway, or maybe around Thailand, and want to return home with some killer pictures to look through? David Hague, managing editor of Australasian Camcorder magazine, has been there, and back, many times. Hague keeps three separate backpacks for varying degrees of roughing it, but his list of potentially equipment-saving stuff is good for any on-the-go kit. Among the provisions, for still or video cameras (and yourself):Sealable plastic bags as emergency camera 'raincoats'Lens cleaning kitJeweller's screwdriver kitSmall table top tripod (from eBay - around $10)Dry socksGood points all, since you're less apt to stop and shoot great scenes if your fe read more »
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A store to buy Panasonic Camcorder Batteries. Panasonic Camcorder Batteries Delivered Overnight with a 395 Day Money Back Guarantee within Australia. read more »
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