1080P Digital Video Camera Highest Definition

I am using the HD20 as a home theater/gaming projector. It replaces a lower resolution projector in my system. The image is excellent - very sharp and clear, even when projected at 80 diagonal. I use it in 1080p definition over HDMI with a PS3, which also serves as a Blu-Ray and DVD player, and at 1080i with a Comcast CATV/DVR box. Coupled with a good surround system, this makes for a very impressive home theater or gaming experience. I also project standard definition video over the composite video input for sources such as the Wii or an old VCR. The projector upscales well without visible artifacts. The image with standard definition sources is acceptable. This is a limitation of the source material and not the projector. I have also used the VGA computer input, which also works very well when the computer is set to the 1080p native resolution. Other good points: the projector is quiet, without obtrusive fan noise; it is reasonably compact and light, which makes it easy to ceiling mount; the control is illuminated, which makes it easy to use in the dark. Some drawbacks of the projector: the room lights must be quite dim to get a good image (a typical issue with projectors); the black level isn't all that black; there is a slight amount of 'snow' (pixel level intensity noise) in the image if you look at it closely. This is a very good HD projector. After owning it for 11 months, I am very pleased with it.

The paper and the ink seem to be of the highest quality. It makes and gives beautiful prints with very good color definition.

I needed the highest quality cable to hook up my super high definition photography monitor and needed at least the 10' length. This is exactly what I needed.

This is the first truly hi-definition consumer camcorder. It has full 1080i without interpolating intermediate pixels. Every frame of the video is almost as good as a slide. The image quality has to be seen to be believed. Video from this camera does not look like your fathers home movies. Unless you have a good hi-definition monitor or television you will not be able to see the full quality of the video produced by this camera.

Ever since I owned a Roland VR-3 standard definition video mixer, I have dreamed about having a high quality, affordable, high-definition video switcher to use on multi-camera shoots and webcasts. Problem is, they were all super-expensive. Well now, Roland has delivered an amazing HD video switcher at an unbelievable price point! I purchased the V-1HD right after Christmas and received it the first week in January. This switcher is amazing! I plugged in several sources: A JVC GY-HM600 Pro HD camera, a small Canon Vixia, and a MacBook Pro. Everything worked perfectly and the quality is amazing! I also purchased an HDMI media player that uses SD cards and USB sticks. This serves as my still-store and video playback appliance. It works great. I use the V-1HD for multi-camera video shoots, webcasting, and also for Periscope live streaming when I have guests on my shows via Skype. I simply point the smartphone camera at a big HD monitor and frame it up properly, then use the V-1HD to switch all my sources for a clean, multi-camera stream on Periscope. I especially love the ability to do side-by-side split screen images of my camera shot plus and guest via Skype on the laptop. The V-1HD offers a ton of flexibility and great quality at an incredibly low price for the features and effects you get. And you can toss the switcher in your messenger bag and head off to a gig! Thanks, Roland, and thanks B&H for an easy ordering process and prompt delivery!

Possibly one of the best viewfinders for a video camera I've ever used. Excellent definition and clear HUD. Makes a great camera better! While the built-in 5 screen on the 6K Pro is amazing, I use this because the diopter is perfect for me as a reading glass wearer. It is such a pleasure to leave the glasses in my pocket. Highly reccommend.

I essentially use this paper for all my digital printing when I expect the highest quality.

I use this for video on my D850. 1080P 60 is acquired with no issues.

I've found this camera to be excellent. The video quality is in 1080p and there are a multitude of settings that can be applied to ensure that the desired type of video is created. Also, this camera comes with every type of mount you may imagine you'd use. Some of the other camera companies require you to purchase them separately. A great buy and a great alternative to purchasing a more expensive GoPro

I love it for photos enough that I'm still giving it 5 stars. For video, I'd give it 1 star. I bought this camera with the benefit of a doubt that I can use it for video on occasion. It was not worth the extra money. Being an owner of the GH5, I would never recommend this camera for someone looking to shoot a lot of 4K video or even 1080p video with it over something more dedicated. Canon Log, although 8-bit, is light years ahead of 10-bit V-Log L. You can really shoot with Canon Log all the time, and never have issues with pulling out good video footage. Try that with other log profiles and you're really asking for trouble. The biggest problem with 4K on the 5D4 is the rolling shutter. It's really bad. People's faces get wobbly for tight portrait shots. Couple that with the inability to handhold it because it lacks IBIS, you got a wobbly video camera with amazing Canon Log that only works in very select situations. The crop isn't too bad if you use zoom lenses, but if you use primes, it just doesn't make sense to bounce back from the crop factor. 1080p is very usable however put it side by side with the GH5's 1080p, it's a few generations behind in terms of quality. But if you don't do side-by-side comparisons, you'll be fine doing some occasional video work where there isn't so much movement and you need 2 stops of dynamic range.