Over the past few years, the trusty camcorder has weathered a sea change of epic proportions. Due to the popularity of HD-shooting smartphones and pocket cameras, as well as DSLRs with stunning ...

You'd be forgiven for being as confused as I was upon hearing that Panasonic was releasing two new budget camcorders. After all, isn't this 2025, not 1995? Proving that the best camcorders are still ...

Short version: An excellent casual HD camcorder with superior image quality to pocket cams and a flexible focus system, making it useful for bloggers like me as well. At under $200 this thing is ...

Given the right tools, streaming is a creative hobby that can potentially lead to a successful career. It’s a pathway filled with opportunity, but it’s not without its challenges. Some of those ...

Mini DVD camcorder footage is easily imported into computers for manipulation, digital archiving or conversion to full-sized DVDs. Using an editing program to cut and rearrange clips, add narration ...

If you’ve ever tried to record your kid's soccer game or music recital, you’ll know that there are some settings at which a smartphone just won’t do the job. For shooting video from a field away, ...

Keeping up the torrent of digital imaging announcements, Samsung has now updated pretty much every cam in its range, and we've picked out the highlights for you: The F40, F43 and F44 bring a super ...

June 7, 2005 It had to happen one day but we didn’t quite expect it so soon. The digital imaging revolution took another leap forward today with the introduction of the CVS One-Time-Use Video ...

In this fascinating DIY tutorial, learn how to transform simple cardboard into a functional camcorder for your smartphone.

Q. I can't find any Windows 7 drivers for our old camcorder, and I still need to convert the last few clips on a tape there. How do I do that? A. I saw this question on our neighborhood's mailing list ...

We've been talking a lot about emotional response recently on RedShark with reference to pristine imagery. But it seems that sometimes the worse the footage looks, the better the audience response.