interchangeable lens

Videomaker sees the Polaroid as the Most Innovative video product of CES 2013.

Sony has announced the NEX VG900, which is exciting for a couple reasons. The VG900 is the first camera in their Handycam Camcorder line with a 35mm full-frame sensor.

While you're in the vein of creating stunning visuals, you'll want to take a second look at the 3-inch LCD of the Nikon 1 J2, it is more than twice as clear as the Nikon 1 J1 at 921,000 dots.

In a series of huge announcements, Canon announced new camcorders with specs that are so good, you might be tempted to take out a second mortgage to get one.

Sony's just announced the newest version of their ground-breaking interchangeable camera, the VG10. The new camera will unsurprisingly be called the VG20 and has so many new features they might have well skipped the 20 and gone with the VG30 moniker instead.

With all of the incredible technological announcements at CES, it is hard to stand out from the crowd. Even so, when Panasonic announced that it would be releasing a camcorder that could shoot in both 2D HD and 3D HD using an interchangeable lens adapter, we just had to see it to believe it. The camera has a Full HD 3MOS sensor, can film at 1080/60p, has a manual ring, a 20x zoom, and a 3.5 inch touch-screen LCD, and 32 GB of internal memory. Of course the camera also has the ability to record on an SDXC card for hours of 3D video.

Imagine the possibilities! Videomaker has the first full review of Sony's interchangeable lens camcorder, the NEX-VG10.

Every once in a blue moon, a technology announcement goes from the usual to the revolutionary. With Sony's announcement of their tiny AVCHD high-definition camcorder with an interchangeable lens system, the revolution of interchangeable lenses has begun.

Panasonic LUMIX G2 Features a 3-Inch Touch-Screen, Allowing for Quick and Intuitive Setting Changes, such as Focus, with a Single Touch

With companies such as USB Fever, Factron, Zacuto, and OWLE putting out excellent products to aid in making great video, will the iPhone finally begin to trump the low end camcorder business?