What Should I Consider When Buying a Video Camera?
Video cameras are almost a must for family gatherings, vacations, and other special events. As with so many electronic products, video cameras continue to be enhanced with features while the prices drop a little more each year. If you have determined that it is time to think about buying a video camera, you may want to keep a few basic suggestions in mind. First, forget about the number of pixels that make up the captured images. What you really want is a video camera with the largest CCD (charge-coupled device) that you can afford. This will translate into images that capture true color and will be more uniform in hue. A larger CCD also means much better performance in low light situations. The larger the CCD, the better off you will be. At the same time, there is the issue of being able to operate the digital video camera of your dreams. There is no point in buying a video camera that is too heavy for the operator to hold without swaying or moving around. Instead, focus on buying a v
