You may not have heard of GoPro before, as they unfortunately aren’t as popular as they should be. However, more motorsports professionals use GoPro’s HD HERO2 Motorsports Edition camera than any other camera in the world. The HD HERO2 Motorsports Edition camera is only one of GoPro’s great products, but it truly is a perfect solution for anyone with a passion for motorsports.
The Sony Bloggie Sport camera is the perfect type of camera for use on the go, with a great low price while maintaining great quality and good features at the same time. Of course, you’re not going to get a professional camera out of a Sony Bloggie, but with 1080p HD video recording capabilities and 5 MP for still images, this is the perfect digital camera for casual use. The camera is built for durability, as it’s shockproof and can withstand a five foot drop. Not only that but it’s dustproof too which means adventurers can document their journey with no fear of damaging the camera due to dirt. If you want to take your adventure underwater you can do that too, as long as it’s in less than 16 feet deep water for less than an hour.
The Flip digital video camera is known as the world’s simplest HD camcorder. Who could have imagined that you could record 2 hours worth of 720p HD video on a device that fits in the palm of your hand. That’s what we get with the 3rd generation 8GB model of this Flip Ultra HD camcorder.
The Flip UltraHD is slimmer than ever, measuring 2.2 inches wide, 4.2 inches tall and is 1.2 inches thick. You can slip it in your pocket and carry it anywhere since it fits nicely and only weighs 5.6 ounces.
This compact webcam is an excellent value. The flexible neck can be positioned to aim the camera in any direction depending on what you want to capture.
The 5.0 Megapixel resolution gives you a clear video feed of what is going on. The built-in microphone lets you clearly hear everything as well.
Cisco added a new design feature to the popular Flip family of pocket video cameras. Its new camera has a 3-inch slide up touchscreen display. It is now easier to capture memorable events and share them too.
In recording mode, the LCD touchscreen displays what the lens sees and also displays the onscreen buttons to shoot and access features. The use of the touchscreen instead of real buttons gives the devices room for a larger screen. In viewing mode, the large screen slides and flips up to show videos or photos and navigate through the user’s stored library.
This one’s pretty neat. It’s a wearable camcorders that you can mount to goggles, bikes or whatever else you want for a point of view look at your activities. This camcorder will record in 1080p (1920×1080 pixels – 30fps). The battery life is pretty good too, as it can record for up to 4 hours. Not only that but it’s only 4 ounces.
A growing trend in compact camcorders is to have vertically oriented bodies. The benefit is that the user has all the function buttons in front of them, rather than on the top of the camcorder. Having the buttons next to the screen makes it much simpler to use. Another innovation is to have a built in USB for easy file transfers.
A camcorder that incorporates these features is the Polaroid DVF-130 USB Camcorder. It is well suited for home movie making and other casual shooting.
