Megazoom movie madness

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	Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 reviewed Lori Grunin CNET.com Full-featured megazoom With tons of manual controls, especially for HD movie capture, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 has a lot going for it, and we're glad Panasonic, sticking with its 18x lens, isn't engaging in the lens specsmanship wars. Still, megazooms as a group tend to have poorer image quality overall than other types of cameras, and the FZ35 fails to break the mold in that respect. Read review  Best megazoom cameras Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 Most popular megazooms Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35  Check prices Canon PowerShot SX10 IS  Check prices Nikon Coolpix P90  Check prices Nikon CoolPix L100  Check prices Canon PowerShot SX1 IS  Check prices What's new Nikon Coolpix S570 The Nikon Coolpix S570 is a respectable ultracompact camera, despite average point-and-shoot performance and some high-ISO overpromising. Read more  Check prices HP Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web Aside from the never-ending name, the HP Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer looks good and prints high-quality photos at competitive speeds. Read more  Check prices Toshiba DMF82XKU (black) 8-inch Digital Media Frame The Toshiba DMF82XKU 8-inch Digital Media Frame is a decent photo-viewing choice for Picasa, Facebook, and Flickr fans, but the overall package could use some polish and probably a firmware update. Read more  Check prices Indecent Exposure 65: Insights exhausted Back to basics about bit depth and the great whiteout contest. Read more News Why so much hate for the Memory Stick? Joshua Goldman Senior Editor Last week I posted a review of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX1, but this post is not really about my review. It's about two user reviews (written by users I doubt have actually used the camera). One calls my review flawed, while the other praises the camera and then gives it a half-star rating out of five stars. Why? Sony's use of Memory Stick media for storage. Read more CNET forum Newbie videographer Posted by fvonburger Hi, I intend to shoot an instructional video staring myself and an associate. I will edit the footage myself, and create the final product. The video will be shot indoors and outdoors and focus on do-it-yourself home improvment issues. Consumers will purchase the video and either download it online or recieve a dvd in the mail. I don't want to rent, so I will buy a camera and a mic. My budget for the camera is about $700.  Read more  Most popular HD camcorders 1. Canon Vixia HF200 2. Canon Vixia HF100 3. Flip UltraHD (black) 4. Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera (black) 5. Canon Vixia HG20 More digital-imaging resources  Editors' top cameras  Digital camera buying guide  Digital SLR buying guide  Digital camera videos  Digital cameras forum  Camcorder videos  Editors' top camcorders  Camcorder buying guide  Indecent Exposure podcast  Camcorders forum  Quick guide to HD camcorders
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