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While this camcorder
is far from the best on the market, it has two advantages to it.
First, being a VHS camcorder, its tapes can be viewed almost anywhere
using the included tape adapter. Second, this camcorder is reasonably
priced for anyone just starting out. The drawback between this and
the camcorders below is that VHS has a lower video quality. All
viewing has to be done through the viewfinder. |
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This camcorder
is one step above the JVC. This Sony 8mm camera has many of the
same features of the JVC above, but it also has a stronger zoom,
infrared night video capability, and other features. This is a good
universal camcorder. The 8mm makes sharing video a little more difficult.
Also, while this camera records better at night, the infrared feature
only works best for objects within 20 feet. |
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The line of
digital camcorders is far superior to any 8mm or VHS-C camcorder.
There are many additional features such as digital recording resulting
in a higher picture quality and stereo sound. This camera records
a digital signal on a standard Hi 8mm tape. This helps defray the
cost of high priced digital video media. This camera also has a
2.5" LCD screen. |
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