A. Videomaker Magazine is the world's most popular monthly consumer video production publication covering the use of camcorders, video editing, computer video and audio/video production. Includes industry news, buyer's guides and product reviews of camcorders, editing equipment and software, and accessories. Videomaker Magazine gives clear and concise step-by-step instruction on video production for all skill levels - from beginner to professional.

Used in conjunction with Videomaker Online, you won't find a more comprehensive source of video production information anywhere in the world.

Videomaker's editorial staff is a team of video production experts from various backgrounds in broadcast, streaming media, computer technology and other disciplines. Videomaker editors use the tools they write about, and shoot and edit video regularly. Videomaker is dedicated to reporting on behalf of our readers.

Videomaker Magazine is published monthly, and is available on select newsstands and to subscribers

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A. Although we do sympathize with your dilemma, but unfortunately, with a lean staff and limited time, our editors cannot give personal product or technique recommendations.

However, we can recommend a few sources of information.

• Post a question in the videomaker forums.
• You can find an index in every December issue of Videomaker Magazine that lists, among other things, all of the product reviews we've published during that previous year. The December issue also indexes buyer's guides and feature stories describing entire categories of video products. You can obtain back issues of the magazine in the Videomaker store.