| What's new |  | Updated: HD camcorders for less than $600
"Budget" HD camcorders don't dip into the most popular price range for camcorders--at least on CNET, everyone's looking for a sub-$300 bargain--but you can now get a good model for less than about $600. Here's a roundup of some of the least-expensive, top-of-the-line models we've looked at thus far. Read more
| | | End blurry snapshots, cheap
Despite point-and-shoot camera manufacturers' best efforts to reduce the effects of hand shake--digitally, optically, and mechanically--as long as you're holding the camera there's a very good chance you'll end up with blurry shots. Read more
| | | What a $5,900 lens says about photography
Why all the extra price for a bit more focal length to reach 300mm? At the top of the list is speed. Read more
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| | | | Crave | | | Ah, long live the year-end listicle. What did we ever read (or write) in December before the media came up with the idea of compiling and disseminating lists of the best, most popular, strangest and stupidest? Here's my contribution to the tradition for 2009--oh wait, there's also my Holiday Gift Guide offering--a potpourri of camcorder popularity as based on how many people read reviews of a product since last New Year's. Read more
| | | | | CNET forum | | | I got my Canon Vixia HF20, but I don't understand some features
Posted by ChrisJuliano
First, how do I transfer files to my computer? I connected the USB, and installed the program that they said to, but I don't think it can recognize my camcorder. (Image mixer 3 SE version 5).
Second, What's cine mode? What's p mode?
Third, I don't understand how to manual focus. I changed to manual, but can't find how to move focus. Read more | | Most popular cameras | | | | | |
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