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![]() Sony DCR-DVD610 DVD camcorders record straight to both sizes and kinds of discs, DVD+R/W, DVD-R/W and Mini DVD. The biggest advantage is that you can put the discs directly into a PC for playback or home DVD player for watching on a TV. » Hard Drive
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![]() Sony HDR-SR10 A hard drive (HDD) camcorder is a tapeless camera that records to a built-in hard disk drive, similar to the hard drive found in laptop and notebook computers. They don't use videotape which saves you money from having to constantly buy them! They are usually smaller, lighter and faster than other camcorders. You have the option to access footage in any order, without having to fast-forward or rewind to a particular section. You can record more than 10 hours of fun at almost the same quality level as a DVD camcorders 30-minute mode. » Mini DV
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![]() Canon HV30 Mini DV camcorders refer to the specific size of tape cassettes that these cameras use. This is very different than a camera using Mini DVD. Mini DV is inexpensive and widely accessible. It's relatively durable and offers better quality video than the other formats and it is by far the easiest media to edit! Because the tapes are small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, the Mini DV cameras can weigh less than some other camcorders. » PAL Systems
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![]() Sony HDRSR12E PAL, short for Phase Alternating Line, is a system of colors used in television markets in many parts of the world. PAL is usually made up of different color configurations and speeds than American (NTSC) systems. » Pro DV
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![]() Panasonic AG-HVX200 Professional DV records video in broadcast quality on Mini DV tapes that are easily transferable by USB or Firewire to personal computers. Though this was designed for consumer use, Mini DV is widely used in the making of low-budget films and television shows. |
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