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Review Date: 15-JAN-2010
RRP: $1999.00
3.75
The Sony HDR-CX520 is a feature-packed camcorder that performs impressively across the board. However, if you're not a frequent shooter, you may want to consider the cheaper Sony HDR-CX500V -- it offers all of the same functionality, but with less memory.
Review Date: 08-JAN-2010
RRP: $1799.00
3.75
The Sony HDR-CX500V is a feature-packed Full HD camcorder sporting great image quality. If you're looking for a camcorder with plenty of tricks up its sleeve, you could do a lot worse than the HDR-CX500V.
Review Date: 16-DEC-2009
RRP: $499.00
4.00
The Sony SPK-HCE Sports Pack is a user-friendly waterproof camcorder case that does the basics incredibly well. What's more, it works with nearly every Sony handycam under the (summer) sun. So long as you're not planning on deep-sea diving, the SPK-HCE Sports Pack will get the job done.
Review Date: 09-DEC-2009
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RRP: $369.00
4.50
The Kogan Full HD 1080p Touchscreen Video Camera is an incredibly impressive camcorder for the asking price. It represents a perfect introduction to high-definition video (especially if you're tightening your purse strings this Christmas).
Review Date: 24-NOV-2009
RRP: $99.00
4.50
Mojo provides a speedy way to make your footage punchier.
Review Date: 18-NOV-2009
RRP: $169.00
3.75
All in all, Corel Digital Studio 2010 left me disappointed and frustrated.
Review Date: 18-NOV-2009
RRP: $529.00
3.75
The Canon FS200 is a serviceable standard-def camcorder for beginners and cash-strapped videographers. It strikes a good balance between advanced features and affordability.
Review Date: 17-NOV-2009
RRP: $375.00
4.50
We found Camtasia exceptional for quickly assembling videos that combine previously recorded video material, still images, on-screen text, and callouts. But when you get down to the finest levels of detail during post-production, the program neglects to give you a way to trim a cut without using a slider in the user interface.
Review Date: 11-NOV-2009
RRP: $129.99
4.00
The Memorex MyVideo HD pocket camcorder won't bowl you over with its performance or build quality, but its feature set is a good value for the price.
Review Date: 11-NOV-2009
RRP: $1699.00
3.75
The Canon Legria HF21 is a solid workhorse of a camcorder that ticks most of the right boxes. On the other hand, it doesn't do much to distinguish itself from similarly priced rivals.
Review Date: 09-NOV-2009
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RRP: $159.00
4.75
Adobe Premiere Elements 8 is an appealing upgrade for anyone interested in organising videos, editing them, and compiling them into attractive, fun movies. With its underlying power and its significantly improved ease of use, it's a good value.
Review Date: 04-NOV-2009
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RRP: $99.00
4.75
Pinnacle Studio HD 14 will require that you invest some time in learning to use the program, but the result will be professional-looking movies that you can be proud to share.
Review Date: 27-OCT-2009
RRP: $299.00
3.25
The JVC GC-FM1 HD pocket camcorder shoots some of the best bright-light video we've seen, but it's hampered by its plastic build, its finicky controls, and the execution of its marquee features.
Review Date: 23-OCT-2009
RRP: $190.00 $170.00
3.75
For a pocket camcorder, the Sony Webbie MHS-PM1 is loaded with features and produces decent video quality. That said, there are several products on the market that offer superior results.
Review Date: 21-OCT-2009
EDITORS_CHOICE
RRP: $2099.00
4.50
The Canon Legria HFS11 is the premier choice for hands-on enthusiasts. It will also suit novices who aren't afraid of using camcorder menus. If you want the very best in video quality, this camcorder is pretty hard to pass up.
 
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