Hd Digital Video Recorder Reviews

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.

Great HD! I love WD drives and use them in my network video recorder for my home security. Reliable and they never let me down.

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

The battery is for my son's digital video recorder. It was used extensively for only about 10 days and worked very well, no complains. What will happen later we don't know but hope for best.

For years I was using $3k digital recorder to transfer video from my DVR to my computer for editing & posting to social media. The Elgato device gets the job done at a fraction of the cost.

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.

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.

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.

My digital camera is for documentation and promotion of my work as a professional artist as well as for personal use. The features I'm most interested in are high quality images with sufficient resolution for print publication (minimum 12 megapixels), auto and manual controls, an articulating viewer, a wide angle/telephoto lens (28mm560mm), and 1080i HD video. I also expect to get a suite of technology such as image stabilization and connectivity commensurate with other cameras in this class. I compared features of various cameras online and chose the Canon PowerShot SX20is based on the many positive reviews and recommendations. I suggest that you read many reviews and comments from many and various sources. Be sure to order a memory card when you order the camera or you won't be able to take pictures or videos. I got an 8GB, 20MB/sec. SanDisk to accommodate hefty HD video files. I only recently purchased the camera but so far it's performing as advertised. If it's as durable and dependable as the old Nikon Coolpix it's replacing then I'll be very satisfied. I have a lot of confidence in the technology in general and in the quality of most of the major brand cameras.