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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Best HD camcorder to buy in autumn 2011

How to choose a best HD camcorder?
Buying a right camcorder is a required course to get an ideal camcorder and enjoy it completely. So, how to choose?

Flash comes first!
For the smallest, lightest, and lowest-cost models--pocket camcorders in particular--an internal, fixed flash drive may be the camcorder's only storage option. In the case of pocket camcorders, storage space may top out at 4GB or 8GB, which is just enough space for an hour or two of footage. A flash drive is generally more durable than a hard drive due to its solid-state nature. Relatively, you can't swap disk drives in and out, so a hard-drive-based camcorder is less convenient for shuttling video files from the camera to your PC or Mac than a camcorder with removable storage.

Choose the right level camcorder for you.
Camcorders span the gamut from pocket-size devices to shoulder-mounted professional models.
Generally it includes the following models:
1. Pocket Camcorders ($80 to $250)
2. Standard-Definition Camcorders. ($180 to $330)
3. HD Consumer Camcorders ($300 to $1000)
4. HD Prosumer Camcorders ($1000 to $3000)
5. Professional Camcorders ($5000 and up)
You can accord your special require to choose the camcorder level suit you. And if you want to see detail info, you can see here. (http://macavchdcamcorderconverter.blogspot.com/2011/08/what-mode-of-camcorder-is-suitable-for.html )

Recording file format:
Most camcorders save video to flash drives or another form of onboard storage, using the AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) format.

The AVCHD format isn't as "lossy" as standard MPEG-4, restoring the original video to much of its original clarity and sharpness after compression and decompression. However, you need a powerful computer to handle the complex decompression process. Your PC should have at least a 2GB multicore processor with 4GB of RAM for smooth (or at least not too painful) AVCHD file editing.

AVCHD has finally reached prime time. Most video editing programs now support it and Mac HD Video Converter is one classical example. It is an all-in-one HD Video Converter which can edit AVCHD, MKV, TOD, TS, TP, TRP, Flip HD MP4 etc from all kinds of HD camcorders. It is specially designed to