For those looking for a pocket-sized HD camcorder, the Samsung gives you new camcorder products HMX-E10. Samsung HMX-E10 is equipped with a 1/3.2 inch CMOS sensor and F2.2 lens that can rotate 270 derajat.Samsung Like TA1, Samsung’s latest camcorder product has a form factor camera.

Samsung’s latest pocket camcorder is capable of video recording Full HD 1920 × 1080px speed 30fps in H.264 format and be able to catch the 8 Megapixel resolution for still images. This camcorder has a 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD display, HDMI output and built-in USB 2.0. HMX-E10 has a Smart Filter feature, Panorama is able to record video, to include Intelligence 2.0 Software studio and one-touch YouTube upload functionality.

Samsung HMX-E10 will be available in September with the color of Ivory and Hotam and the price of $ 199.99.

Panasonic has introduced a new product that is claimed to be the lightest HD camcorder in the world of the HDC-TM35. This video camera can record video in 1080p AVCHD format to SD, or SDHC cards with capacities up to 32GB SDXC. Has a 23X zoom lens and effective hybrid image stabilization, and 2.9-megapixel camera can capture still images while recording video 2.1-megapixel camera at the same time.

Features Panasonic Zoom IA provides up to 23x digital zoom facility. 2-channel microphone is designed to reduce wind noise and can record Dolby Digital stereo quality. Also this camera has face recognition feature that supports up to six faces.

Panasonic camcorders are available in white, purple, gold and gray, his plan began to be marketed in Japan the first time on July 1, at a price less than $ 814.

Sony bloggie HD MHS-CM5, a $200 (price at launch) pistol-grip style pocket HD camcorder with a 2.5-inch swivel LCD monitor and a 1/2.5 inch CMOS sensor that Sony hopes will penetrate the market more successfully than its predecessor, the very similar Webbie. Sony also recently released the less expensive bloggie PM5 ($170 at launch), which more closely resembles the Flip in shape and size.

Unfortunately, in order to fit the optical zoom lens into the bloggie, Sony had to increase the device’s bulk. The bloggie measures 4 inches tall by 2.75 inches wide by 1.56 inches and weighs about 7 ounces, so unless you are wearing loose sweatpants, it won’t comfortably fit in your pocket. Another downside is that the bloggie is currently available in one color: eggplant. The bloggie ships with a neck strap that provides two attached points, securing against its bottom and lens cap, which helps keep the bloggie stable when it dangles from your neck.

Accessing the bloggie’s menu is simple: just hit the “Menu” button tucked underneath the monitor. There, users can select photo size (5 megapixels at 4:3; 4 megapixels at 3:2; 3 megapixels at 4:3; 2 megapixels at 16:9; and VGA at 4:3), video size as described above, turn on or off steady shot and facial detection, and access the camera’s controls, clock, shooting, and memory card settings. Users can navigate and access menu commands with a four-way control toggle just below the zoom and record controls, pressing it to select a menu item. I’ve had trouble with similar navigation schemes on other devices, constantly clicking and selecting when attempting to scroll; this was never a problem with the bloggie. The control button was big enough and provided enough resistance for even my chubby digits.

Advantages:
Solid video performance in good lighting
5x optical zoom
Simple operation and upload
SD and Memory Stick compatible
Four shooting modes

Disadvantages:
Poor performance in low light
No external mic jack
Memory card not included
PMB software not Mac compatible
Larger than pocket-sized

It’s hard to evaluate a device like the Sony bloggie. On one hand, I could never recommend a camcorder with poor low-light performance lacking an external mic jack. On the other, the bloggie is a $200 gizmo designed to compete with pocket camcorders like the Flip, which share the same weaknesses. Although the bloggie is larger than pocket-sized, what the device does right, it does better than most other pocket camcorders.

Toshiba’s new Camileo X100, H30 and S20, will be available for preorder in the US begining Tuesday, April 6 and in stores April 19. The X100, H30 and S20 HD camcorders will cost $400, $250 and $180 at launch, respectively. With the exception of the S20, the Camileo series camcorders aren’t Flip-like pocket gadgets. Toshiba is touting the X100 and H30 as full-fledged HD camcorders, which typically cost $600 to $1,000 from other manufacturers.

All three Camileos shoot 1080/30fps h.264 AVI footage, take stills, support SD and SDHC up to 32GB, and sport a 3-inch LCD touchscreen, dedicated YouTube upload button, and an HDMI output. The H30 and X100 also feature a 10 megapixel CMOS sensor and 5x and 10x optical zoom lenses, respectively, while the S20 has a 5 megapixel CMOS sensor with 4x digital zoom.

All camera controls can be accessed and managed through the 3-inch touchscreen LCD display. I’ve found it to be responsive, intuitive, and simple to navigate and operate, despite its surprisingly deep control offerings. The H30 offers four shooting modes (1080p/30fps, 720p/30fps, WVGA/60fps, VGA/30fps) image stabilization, controls for scene conditions, white balance, along with a host of other settings. For stills, the H30 offers many of the same controls, but adds ISO (auto, 800, 1600) and resolution options for 16, 10, and 3 megapixel stills. Toshiba says the H30 sports a 10 megapixel CMOS sensor, so I’m guessing some interpolation is going on with the 16 megapixel stills.

Currently capable camcorder recording in high definition quality is no longer a luxury item. This inevitably affects the camcorder industry which ultimately chose only offer HD quality and leave the quality standard definition camcorders. But not all manufacturers have switched because Sony is still offering the possibility of using the standard definition on the Sony Handycam DCR-SX30E this.

This camcorder is small enough size for the media store is the format used by Flash. Sony provides capacity up to 4GB capacity, but clearly this can be appointed again by installing a memory card format MemoryStick Pro Duo. But if you do not intend to record more than 55 minutes, 4GB of installed capacity is still insufficient even when using even the highest settings.

Recording Sony Handycam DCR-SX30E has resolution 720 x 576 pixels in 25 frames per second. Sony to use MPEG-2 compression in storing the results of this camcorder recordings. This does not only occur in HQ format (the highest setting this camcorder), but also on the SP and LP modes that work on the data rate 6Mbits/sec and 3Mbits/sec, under HQ quality of work at a data rate 9Mbits/sec.

CCD sensor mounted on a camcorder is not too large, measuring only 1 / 8 inch. As a result, this camcorder’s performance in low lighting areas are also unreliable. Generated still images also not too big, measuring only 640 x 480 pixels, nothing compared to most upper-class camera that is able to produce images larger than that.

Sony Handycam DCR-SX30E Specs:
Sensor : 1/8″ CCD (800 K pixel)
Lens : Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar
Zoom : 60 optical, 200x digital
Storage Media : 4GB internal memory, Memory Stick
Video Recording Modes : -
Interfaces : Audio Output, Video Output, S-Video Output, USB Output
Dimensions : 107 x 59 x 57mm
Official Site : www.sony.co.uk

JVC Everio GZ-HD500 which is considering more thoroughly this camcorder seems to be a combination of the two models while the GZ-HD620 models with storage capacity of 120GB plus Back-Illuminated features and GZ-HM320 model that uses flash 8GB memory.

Complement the existing, model HD500 camcorder has a memory card slot microSD / SDHC which is the only addition of internal storage capacity is reached 80GB.

JVC Everio GZ-HD500-Megapixel 1:37 featured HD500 which can record video Full HD 1920 × 1080p resolution with a speed of 24Mbps and 20x optical zoom lens with Konica Minolta. Other features, this camera also has a screen measuring 2.7 inch LCD which has invested Advanced features Image Stabilizer, Face Detection, Time-lapse recording as well as owned by the camcorder to the type HM320, but just minus the recording feature. Well, if you really want to have this camcorder, please set up funds of about 549.75 USD.

German-based company, gobandit, reportedly will soon launch gobandit GPS HD camcorder. This waterproof IPX7 is said to have a SiRF embedded GPS receiver which can record where you are when you make films, calculate speed and distance with 3D calculations per minute, except that this tool will also display your position and the height map format.

GPS HD resolution with a 5 Megapixel CMOS sensor which you can mengunakannya for 720p video recording or video of 640 × 480 resolution at 30fps. For taking pictures, you freed if you want to take a picture with a speed of 3 seconds or per 5 seconds as the time lapse image capture.

These camcorders use a lens 135 degrees wide-angle lens that can be rotated up to 100 degrees to the side. Equipped with 2GB of internal memory and a SD memory card slot. For there is currently no information about pricing and availability of this tool on the market.

Before buying a camcorder a lot of things to consider. However, Canon is not a brand camcorder to doubt its quality. Like Legria HFS11. Although quite expensive, but the features in it will not make you lose.

Design virtually Legria HFS11 very sturdy. Although a bit heavy but all the buttons pinned so close enough to reach by the fingers. The zoom button, recorder, so shooters can be reached with the fingers in a fist position.

To display the image, HFS11 viewfinder screen is equipped with 2.7-inch size LCD capable of displaying images with the sharpness of 211,000 pixels.

There is no traditional storage devices, such as mini DV or disc, in HFS11. This camcorder entrust internal storage on flash memory with a capacity of 64 GB. When recording in AVCHD format MPX mode, with the highest bit rate 24Mbps, capable of storing video recording up to six hours.

Even in the LP mode has a recording time of more than 24 hours (5Mbps). If it is still not enough, an external memory slot is also provided here, of course, with the SD Card format. About high-def, HFS11 was dedicated to producing the video high-def format. Even to play to the PC, players should be used is to support high-def format.

One of them is VLC media player or Cyberlink DVD. Likewise with the portable video player device is compatible to support high-def formats, including Blu-ray player.
High-def video format itself is considered perfect enough to show detailed pictures.

Even at night once. For taking pictures at night, will show details HFS11 catch, be it street lights, billboards, and building lights. Even the appearance will not be too over-exposed. Canon called it a night scene smart technology, the adoption of the still image recording technology owned by Canon EOS.

Legria mainstay features, ie a snapshot, are still buried in HFS11. This feature allows HFS11 video recording 5 seconds before the play button is pressed. In addition, there are also dynamic and OIS Optical Image Stabilization which allows remote capture more focused and stable. Cutter and the image features, which makes it easy to cut the live video on the viewfinder screen just by clicking the scissors icon.

Canon is also equipped LEGRIA HFS11 Mini Advanced Shoe, accessories are used to improve performance and maximize the features on camcorders. A remote control accessories adapter RA-V1 camcorder to assist the operation of panning with RA-V1 connecting lever panning on a tripod. For those who want to save the recording directly on a DVD camcorder can connect directly Legria, the Canon DVD Burner DW-100.

Canon LEGRIA HFS11 armed 1/2.6-inci 8 Megapixels Ultra HD CMOS sensor (3264×2456) and paired with a Canon HD Video Lens 10x optical zoom. So the result recording Full HD (1920×1080) became more detailed and sharper.

For the price, when its inaugural launch in early December last, Legria HFS11 $2000. The price will not be paid with advanced features and documentation catches sharp and detailed.