Good Digital Video Camera Hd

The case is being used for my SONY.. digital HD video camera recorder. It is big so that it will fix and room for digital camera, the ligths, etc... So far (4-5) producer, would like to have one now.

I am using an HD Digital video camera. The regular tripod head was not fluid enough for smooth tracking of sports events. This head needed a bushing to attach to my tripod. Well worth the money. I did have to permanently bond the bushing to the head to avoid it from becoming loose when rotating counter-clockwise.

This drive allows me to store all the HD video clips that I download from my digital camera. I use it for editing too and it works great. It's portability allows me to edit wherever I want. I can unplug it from my desktop or work with it on my laptop, and I have all my media in one place to finish my projects. I can always depend on G-Raid.

great pocket camera with HD video!

Formatted a bunch of these and handed them out for folks that want digital recordings of HD video presentations.

I'm using the Pearstone USB 2.0 to transfer HD digital video content from a Canon camcorder to iMovie. Does exactly what it's supposed to. It's a USB chord.

This is really a digital master tape but You have to be camcorder master so this tape can hold Your quality.I am using this tape in my sony HD z1u from first day. Now I am doing wedding/ infomercial video in seattle area. When I am doing video editing on apple final cut pro its reflect his cost as well as quality on screen as High Defination (HD). I never have complaint from this DIGITAL MASTER TAPE.

Having a remote property with good cellular coverage but no wifi, and occassional problems with trespassers, led me to seek out a battery powered security camera that could run off cell service. I found this one that records and sends HD photos or videos whenever movement is detected, and allows for immediate video activation on demand from the app. The test runs have been impressive. Set up was so fast and easy I couldn't believe I was receiving photos moments after activation. When I switched to video mode and download the first video I was really impressed with the HD quality. I wish this site would allow me to upload the video but I took a still shot from my son pretending to break into the back door with a "Bug-A-Salt" gun ? With the large lithium battery and solar panel I'm hoping for long battery life but I have herk running it at home for a week and its still full power. The quality of the device seems very good amd the waterproof seals all around the camera housing are very tight - this cam doesn't open or shut easily it's quite secure. Can't wait to set this in an inconspicuous spot on my land when I get out next.

I wanted a small, dead-simple consumer camcorder that could produce reasonably good results. That's what I got with this camcorder. The small size is great. I can actually get a finger or two over the top of it and hold on to it. The Intelligent Auto mode works fine. No problems so far with auto-focus. There are plenty of in-camera ways to edit video, and I have experimented with them a bit. Not really my thing though. It's easier for me to pull all the video files off the camera and edit them on my desktop computer using DaVinci Resolve. And, the good news is that I can do that. Edit the 4K video clips on my existing computer setup. My wife likes this camera because it's so simple to use. On the other hand, it's probably not the best choice for anyone wanting to make a lot of manual shooting adjustments. Not that it can't do that, it's just better suited to consumer style shooting. The real treat with this camcorder is the 4K video. It looks much better than HD video. Once I saw the difference, I knew that was how I wanted to use this camcorder: to shoot 4K video. It just looks better than HD video. Even if you end up down-sampling to HD video, it still looks better.

VIDEO. I have just completed back to back comparisons of HD Video from the SJ4000 with a Pansonic TS3 (a well rated waterproof compact camera)and a new Panasonic FZ1000, a top of the line megazoom.The HD video from the SJ4000 is excellent and in some cases even better then the FZ1000 ( big suprise there !). The TS4000 is always better than the TS3. This would rate a 5 starsOf course, the picture has serious distortion due to the wide angle lens and suffers from no stabilization while taking video ( as far as I can tell )Clarity and color ( even white balance ) was very good. Sound was good with little background buzzHOW I TESTED: I took identical clips on each camera: shade, even sunlight, wild exposure range and close+distant foliage. I played the video in VLC, took snaps, which I then compared side by side in Fastone.STILLS. The stills from the SJ4000 are identical to snaps from video, ( at the same image size ) leaving me to believe that they are just scaled up frame grabs. To say it takes 12mp still is actually ludicrous - but then, historically, non of my video cameras has taken good stills. The stills are quite usable for emails, but not as good as from my MotoG phone.Menus and buttons are OK once I got used to them.For the price, the video from this little guy is amazing.